should I apply this September or in next 2 years?

[grippy]

hello and best wishes to all,

I will be able to apply for citizenship this September, however, I am studying the nursing program in Quebec, which there are 2 years remaining. It demands a great deal of efforts. That's why I decide to apply for citizenship in the next two years (after graduation). I don't want to study for nursing courses and citizenship test at the same time. Moreover, I was under implied status (inland family sponsorship). I remained unemployed from December 2010 - May 2012 when I was granted PR status. I started school in August 2012 until now.

I am afraid they will flagged me for being unemployed for so long due to being under implied status.
However, if I filed my application in the next two years, the time first counted would be when I started my school.

I don't mind being under the new rule of 4 out of 6 years and the intention to stay in Canada


I am not sure if this way is safer or will trigger RQ, So,I need advice from you guys.

 

[Travel Dream]

hello and best wishes to all,

I will be able to apply for citizenship this September, however, I am studying the nursing program in Quebec, which there are 2 years remaining. It demands a great deal of efforts. That's why I decide to apply for citizenship in the next two years (after graduation). I don't want to study for nursing courses and citizenship test at the same time. Moreover, I was under implied status (inland family sponsorship). I remained unemployed from December 2010 - May 2012 when I was granted PR status. I started school in August 2012 until now.

I am afraid they will flagged me for being unemployed for so long due to being under implied status.
However, if I filed my application in the next two years, the time first counted would be when I started my school.

I don't mind being under the new rule of 4 out of 6 years and the intention to stay in Canada


I am not sure if this way is safer or will trigger RQ, So,I need advice from you guys.

I suggest to apply as you complete your resident requirement. You may or may not get RQ ( some people get RQ without any reason). but I don't see any big reason for waiting. Now the RQ process is fast. So even if you get RQ the you will get your citizenship within 2 years.

 

[Pureminded]

I don't want to study for nursing courses and citizenship test at the same time.

Seriously?

You probably ignore how easy the actual test is, IMO you need to go through the book once (1 hour max) and try a sample exam > guaranteed pass.