Applying for Citizenship in Canada is the last step in Canadian Immigration. This means that you have met your residency obligations and can join the millions of Canadians who benefit from living in one of the greatest countries in the world.
There are a number of different types of Citizenship applications. You will need to find the one that applies to you.
This application is for those who obtained their Permanent Resident status in Canada through previous applications and have met the residency obligation to apply. There are six areas where you must qualify for Canadian Citizenship:
You may already be a Canadian Citizen and not even know it. If you were born to parents and at least one of them is Canadian Citizens, you may qualify for Naturalization. This means that you are already a Canadian Citizen based on the fact that one of your birth parents are. In this case, a Grant of Citizenship is not required as you can apply directly for your status.
You might need proof of Canadian citizenship to:
For those who have lost their Citizenship Status or gave it up, you may be eligible to obtain this again. In order to be eligible, you must:
You must not:
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