List of addresses- application for citizenship

[Anayanagi]

Hi! Good day! Need help since its confuses me. We arrived in canada in toronto and toronto is the port of entry. Upon interview the immigration officer ask where to mail the pr card and we gave the friend's address in toronto and then flew to montreal since my mom live there. Question: do I need to put the address in toronto in applying for citizenship? We did not stay in toronto address. We stayed and reside here in montreal. Please help..

 

[Joshua1]

It's common practice for people to put different addresses to receive PR cards because they're in transition. So, if you lived in Montreal, then put that address. Were you living in Montreal or outside of Canada before landing?

 

[Anayanagi]

It's common practice for people to put different addresses to receive PR cards because they're in transition. So, if you lived in Montreal, then put that address. Were you living in Montreal or outside of Canada before landing?

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I live in montreal ever since I landed here in canada and I did not travel outside canada. Also, my other concern is I landed as federal skilled worker but choose to live in montreal since my mom is residing here. Does it have any conflicts in my applicatio

 

[Anayanagi]

It's common practice for people to put different addresses to receive PR cards because they're in transition. So, if you lived in Montreal, then put that address. Were you living in Montreal or outside of Canada before landing?

I live outside canada before landing since I applied as federal skilled worker

 

[Joshua1]

If that's the case, you need to pay attention to the instruction guide: "Within the last 4 years, if you spent 183 days or more in another country (other than Canada), you must provide a police certificate." Which means you have to put that overseas address as well.

In regards FSW program, I don't think it matters where you live after landing... however, I have read on some forums that people were scrutinized for moving to another province because they came through the Provincial Nominee program; but even those folks' citizenship applications were successful.

 

[Anayanagi]

If that's the case, you need to pay attention to the instruction guide: "Within the last 4 years, if you spent 183 days or more in another country (other than Canada), you must provide a police certificate." Which means you have to put that overseas address as well.


In regards FSW program, I don't think it matters where you live after landing... however, I have read on some forums that people were scrutinized for moving to another province because they came through the Provincial Nominee program; but even those folks' citizenship applications were successful.

During the period from the date I landed in canada, I did not travel or come back to my country of origin. I was not able to go outside canada during that said time frame. So that means, I don't need pass any police certificate?

 

[DavEd]

During the period from the date I landed in canada, I did not travel or come back to my country of origin. I was not able to go outside canada during that said time frame. So that means, I don't need pass any police certificate?

When did you land in Canada??