Application record
Permanent-resident history, physical presence, tax filing, language or knowledge requirements where applicable and prohibitions should be reviewed carefully.
Citizenship applications and proof
Canadian Citizenship
Citizenship matters often turn on precise residence, travel, identity and family-history evidence.
Build a clear status and residence record
Citizenship matters begin with the correct legal and documentary history.
Applications, proof questions, residence calculations, delays and refusals each require a different record. Complex or revocation-related matters are accepted selectively after screening.
Proof of citizenship
Parent, grandparent, birth and citizenship records may be required to determine whether a proof application is the right process.
Delay or negative decision
Correspondence, prior submissions, procedural fairness issues and the reason for delay or refusal shape the available next step.
Preparation record
Documents for a preliminary citizenship review
Citizenship legislation and individual histories can be complex. Screening does not provide a legal conclusion or confirm that the firm will accept the matter.
- Permanent resident and citizenship records
- Travel, address and residence history
- Parent or grandparent documents for proof matters
- Application correspondence, refusal or delay history
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