Any immigrant between the age of 18 and 54 years that wants to legally be declared a Canadian citizen must pass the Canadian citizenship test. Of course, there are other eligibility criteria like 3 years minimum permanent residency status, filing income tax and a clean criminal record that are considered for qualifications. However, it is …
There are many reasons why many people would like to move to Canada and acquire citizenship status. It could be the low crime rate, a world-renowned free healthcare system, nice people who greet and smile at strangers, culture diversity, vast natural landscape, high standard of living and more opportunities. Whatever it is, if you were …
Just because you successfully applied for citizenship and received a notice to appear for the citizenship exam, doesn’t mean that you’re ready to sit for the test. Sure, you have been invited for the test but are you confident that you will pass it on your first trial? Keep in mind that this test is …
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After being physically present in Canada as a permanent resident for 3 years, paying your taxes on time and avoiding trouble with the law, you've finally reached a few steps closer to your goal of becoming a Canadian citizen. Once the IRCC has verified your documents, you will receive a notice to sit for a …
For you to become a Canadian citizen through the naturalization process, you must pass the Canadian citizenship test. However, the citizenship test requires adequate preparation and there are specific eligibility criteria that all applicants must meet before being given the green light to take the test. In retrospect, it is important to know the answers …
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