Should you delay interview for Canadian citizenship second time?
Citizenship is what identifies you as an existing individual in this planet called earth. It serves as a mark for a person and makes that person eligible for benefits and services of the country he/she is citizen at. For clothing, food or product for that matter, they serve as a brand. They do the same as citizenship. Your ways of living, thinking, behaving, and doing things can be reflected from what country you came from.
Changing ones citizenship takes a careful self evaluation. I am saying careful, because you don’t immediately decide. You take time to think about all the possible scenarios that can happen once you change. Change in language, intonation, the manner of doing things, the pace of living and so on and so forth. Whether we like it or not, when we come to live in a new setting, we have to make some adjustments in order to function harmoniously with the others. Now going back to the question of whether we should delay the interview for Canadian citizenship the second time, will lead us back to the first few paragraphs. Do we really like it? Have we thought about it many times? Have we considered all the possible events that should come our way in case we decide to live in Canada? Have we prepared our heart and mind for this? What about our family? Did the decision come from us? Or are we just following what the majority of our friends are doing? In cases like this, demands a firm and independent decision. If we are firm and independent, then we can now answer the question.
Delaying the Interview Delaying the interview for the first time is due for a rescheduling. A change in time and date will be sent to the applicant. That will be considered as the final notice to the applicant. Canadian Immigration does provide a room for emergency cases that is why first time rescheduling is considerable for them. Now the second rescheduling will mean abandonment of the application and that denotes that the case will be closed. The applicant will then have to fill out another application form and pay the fee to go through the entire process again. Waiting for the application to reach an interview process is long. And doing it all over again just because of some reasons, will not convince people that you personally have that strong intention to live in Canada. A man decided knows his priorities. Those priorities take precedence over all activities. Now to conclude, before deciding to apply for a change in citizenship, ask yourself first, and decide. You don’t like to delay the interview process, it’s hard and it’s long. So make choices wisely. You do not want to do the application all over again. It is very tedious.
Citizenship is what identifies you as an existing individual in this planet called earth. It serves as a mark for a person and makes that person eligible for benefits and services of the country he/she is citizen at. For clothing, food or product for that matter, they serve as a brand. They do the same as citizenship. Your ways of living, thinking, behaving, and doing things can be reflected from what country you came from.
Changing ones citizenship takes a careful self evaluation. I am saying careful, because you don’t immediately decide. You take time to think about all the possible scenarios that can happen once you change. Change in language, intonation, the manner of doing things, the pace of living and so on and so forth. Whether we like it or not, when we come to live in a new setting, we have to make some adjustments in order to function harmoniously with the others. Now going back to the question of whether we should delay the interview for Canadian citizenship the second time, will lead us back to the first few paragraphs. Do we really like it? Have we thought about it many times? Have we considered all the possible events that should come our way in case we decide to live in Canada? Have we prepared our heart and mind for this? What about our family? Did the decision come from us? Or are we just following what the majority of our friends are doing? In cases like this, demands a firm and independent decision. If we are firm and independent, then we can now answer the question.
Delaying the Interview Delaying the interview for the first time is due for a rescheduling. A change in time and date will be sent to the applicant. That will be considered as the final notice to the applicant. Canadian Immigration does provide a room for emergency cases that is why first time rescheduling is considerable for them. Now the second rescheduling will mean abandonment of the application and that denotes that the case will be closed. The applicant will then have to fill out another application form and pay the fee to go through the entire process again. Waiting for the application to reach an interview process is long. And doing it all over again just because of some reasons, will not convince people that you personally have that strong intention to live in Canada. A man decided knows his priorities. Those priorities take precedence over all activities. Now to conclude, before deciding to apply for a change in citizenship, ask yourself first, and decide. You don’t like to delay the interview process, it’s hard and it’s long. So make choices wisely. You do not want to do the application all over again. It is very tedious.
