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Citizenship for over 55s
Can anyone tell me, if my husband who will be 54 on applying for citizenship but then 55 when he probably will be taking the exam, if he has to take it
Thank you |
Re: Citizenship for over 55s
I don't quite understand your question. :confused:
Are you asking if a person over 55 is not required to take the citizenship test to gain citizenship? |
Re: Citizenship for over 55s
Hi
Originally Posted by MADPUPPIES2
(Post 10272577)
Can anyone tell me, if my husband who will be 54 on applying for citizenship but then 55 when he probably will be taking the exam, if he has to take it
Thank you |
Re: Citizenship for over 55s
Go on then.. put me out of my misery... is 55 a break point for not having to take the citizenship test?
Edit: OK I think I have the answer... http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resourc...ions/howto.asp Only people between the ages of 18 and 54 must take the citizenship test (written or oral, or both). If you are 55 or older, you do not have to take the test, although you will be scheduled to appear at the local office for a review of your original documents (personal identification, immigration documents, etc.) you submitted with your application and your passport or travel documents relevant to the four years preceding your application. You may also be scheduled to appear for an interview with a citizenship judge. |
Re: Citizenship for over 55s
Originally Posted by james.mc
(Post 10306288)
Go on then.. put me out of my misery... is 55 a break point for not having to take the citizenship test?
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