I arrived in Canada as a temporary resident in 2021, obtained my permanent residency in 2023, and I’m now preparing to apply for Canadian citizenship. Along with the standard required documents—such as the citizenship photo, PR card, driver’s license, passport biopage, and IELTS results—I’m considering including several optional documents.
Optional Document I plan to submit : Include the biopages of two of my passports, my provincial health card, property tax statements, CRA tax returns, utility bills, work permits, home mortgage documents, and the police clearance certificate I used for my PR application (even though I haven’t been outside Canada for more than 180 days since arriving as a temporary resident).
My question is: Are all these optional documents necessary? I’m planning to include them mainly to avoid any delays in processing, but I’d appreciate your advice.
Optional Document I plan to submit : Include the biopages of two of my passports, my provincial health card, property tax statements, CRA tax returns, utility bills, work permits, home mortgage documents, and the police clearance certificate I used for my PR application (even though I haven’t been outside Canada for more than 180 days since arriving as a temporary resident).
My question is: Are all these optional documents necessary? I’m planning to include them mainly to avoid any delays in processing, but I’d appreciate your advice.
