Citizenship - Got My Oath Letter
 

Time line is good...submitted my application in April, tested in early
September, doing my oath mid November. Just thought I'd share that so
people know for their own reference.
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Re: Citizenship - Got My Oath Letter
 

Did you have to get your fingerprints done?


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    > Time line is good...submitted my application in April, tested in early
    > September, doing my oath mid November. Just thought I'd share that so
    > people know for their own reference.
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    > Trikky T; Vancouver, B.C. Canada
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G'day, all! In a recent article, Mike & Marie ([email protected]) said:

    > Did you have to get your fingerprints done?

Nope. Didn't know that was a requirement. One presumes because I had
them done for my immigration application years ago, there was no need to get
an updated set.

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Hi

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    > G'day, all! In a recent article, Mike & Marie ([email protected]) said:
    > > Did you have to get your fingerprints done?
    > Nope. Didn't know that was a requirement. One presumes because I had
    > them done for my immigration application years ago, there was no need to
get
    > an updated set.
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Usually the only persons who have to submit fingerprints are those whose
name and DOB is similar to a person who has a criminal record when CIC does
a CPIC name check on your citizenship application. The fingerprints are to
ensure that you are not the same person as the one with the criminal record.

PMM

How about medical for Citizenship
 

Do u need to do the medicals again for citizen ship

Re: How about medical for Citizenship
 

no..

Re: Citizenship - Got My Oath Letter
 

G'day, all! In a recent article, kevin_405 ([email protected]) said:

    >
    > Do u need to do the medicals again for citizen ship

In my case, no.


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Re: Citizenship - Got My Oath Letter
 

hi...for CITIZISHIP DOCUMENT LISTS.....i dont see any passport copies required to submit...could u pls let us know what kinda documents required...did u get any queries...how they check the PR status ..thanks

Re: Citizenship - Got My Oath Letter
 

and please provide ur email address so that i can communicate with u thanks

Re: Citizenship - Got My Oath Letter
 

G'day, all! In a recent article, mebobby ([email protected]) said:

    >
    > hi...for CITIZISHIP DOCUMENT LISTS.....i dont see any passport copies
    > required to submit...could u pls let us know what kinda documents
    > required...did u get any queries...how they check the PR status ..thanks

When you get your application kit, it outlines everything required.
It's useless me saying what I needed to submit months ago, because things
change...and I was using an old kit that I'd received years ago. :-) I was
just lucky, it seems, the checklist was current.
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Requirements for Citizenship
 

what are the residency requirements for citizenship and how long does it take from date of applications

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Hi Kevin

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    > what are the residency requirements for citizenship and how long does it
    > take from date of applications
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Permanent Resident of Canada, 3 years residency (1095 days) in the preceding
4 years prior to application, time in Canada prior to PR with legal status
counts as 1/2 up to maximum of 6 months. Depending on where you reside,
processing can take from 5 months to a year from application date.

PMM

Re: Citizenship - Got My Oath Letter
 

G'day, all! In a recent article, PMM (pmurray-no [email protected]) said:

    >> what are the residency requirements for citizenship
Current information is all on the CIC web site.

    >> and how long does it
    >> take from date of applications
Was outlined in my original post, for my application.


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Re: Citizenship - Got My Oath Letter
 

G'day, all! In a recent article, kevin_405 ([email protected]) said:

    >
    > what are the residency requirements for citizenship and how long does it
    > take from date of applications

Visit the Canadian Immigration web site for detailed information.
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Re: Citizenship - Got My Oath Letter
 

Hi Trikky,

Thanks for your information. I would like to know
which place in Canada has the shortest processing time? In your case in Vancouver it takes about 5 months, is this correct?

Thanks,
Monir