Canada Citizenship

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4U Immigration
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About Us
Canadian government grants permanent residence
visas to members of the Family Class and the
Economic Class. The Economic Class primarily
comprises of professionals and skilled workers
under the skilled worker class, the Quebec
skilled worker class and the provincial nominee
class as well as business immigrants. Using a
point system, an applicant is assessed under the
federal skilled worker class according to various
factors.4u Immigration offers Canadian
Immigration services in your settlement planning
before and after you land in Canada. We provide
Canadian Immigration online coaching, Canadian
Immigration advice and training of mindset, with
information on settling-in Canada, job
opportunities in Canada, businesses.
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Canada Citizenship
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Canada Citizenship

• You can apply to become a Canadian citizen
  by preparing for the citizenship test and find
  out weather you can continue or give up your
  Canadian citizenship. It Includes applications
  and processing times for the citizenship
  certificate and list of other documents required
  as proof of Canadian citizenship. Canada also
  allows dual citizenship. As per the rules,
  individuals with three years of permanent
  resident status during the preceding four years
  can qualify for the Canadian citizenship. Other
  conditions for the individual to qualify are Be
  18 years old or older have adequate knowledge of
  Citizenship Language Requirement not be under a
  removal order do not have a criminal
  prohibition.

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Eligibility
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Eligibility

• To get eligible to become a Canadian
  citizen, you must meet the following conditions
  in all these areas
• Permanent residential status,
• Age,
• Language skills,
• Time period you lived in Canada,
• Criminal history,
• How much you know Canada.
• Assessment of all these criteria by
  Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) is to
  ensure that immigrants will be able to establish
  themselves successfully as a permanent resident
  in Canada.

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Fast Track Process
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Fast track Process

• Whether you have been or are a member of
  Canadian Armed Forces then you may be eligible to
  apply for Canadian Citizenship via Fast Track
  Process. This offers a faster way to get Canadian
  citizenship for those who are permanent resident
  of Canada, or foreign national with the Canadian
  Forces. After three years being in the forces, a
  candidate is eligible to apply for citizenship.
  Methods or ways of migrating may vary over time.

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Age Criteria
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Age Criteria

• An age criterion should be followed is to
  apply for Canadian Citizenship. You must be at
  least 18 years old to apply.
• To apply for Canadian citizenship under 18
  years of age then
• the child must be a permanent resident,
• one parent must be a Canadian citizen or apply to
  become a citizen at the same time (this is also
  applied to adoptive parents), and
• you must be the childs parent, adoptive parent
  or legal guardian.

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Permanent Resident Status
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Permanent Resident Status

• You should have a Permanent Residents Status
  i.e. PR Status to live in Canada. Your Permanent
  Resident status must not be under question.
  This means that you should  not be
• At a removal order i.e.an order from Canadian
  officials to leave Canada, or
• You are under review for immigration or fraud
  reasons.
• It is not necessary to have a PR Card to
  apply for Canada citizenship and even if you have
  a PR Card which is expired then also you can also
  apply for Canada citizenship.

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Language Skills
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Language Skills

• Canada has two official language-English and
  French. To become a Canadian citizen you must
  have an adequate knowledge in any of these
  language. When you are between the age of 18 and
  54, you must send all the documents with your
  citizenship application that can prove that you
  can speak and listen in English or French at this
  level.
• The way you communicate is also noted when
  you are talking to a staff member or a
  citizenship officer who is interviewing you.
• A citizenship officer will make the final
  decision on your application, including how well
  you can communicate in English or French.

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Criminal History
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Criminal History

• You cannot become a Canadian citizen if
  you
• are currently charged with an offence under
  the Citizenship Act,
• are under a removal order i.e. Canadian govt.
  have ordered you to leave Canada,
• have been convicted of an indictable (criminal)
  offence or an offence under the Citizenship
  Act in the three years before you apply,
• had your Canadian citizenship taken away in the
  past five years,
• are being investigated for, are charged with, or
  have been convicted of a war crime or a crime
  against humanity, or
• are in prison, on parole or on probation.

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