Canadian Citizenship Lawyer
Mississauga

Before starting your application, ensure you meet the basic criteria, which include having permanent resident status, residing in Canada for 1,095 days in the past 5 years, and meeting language proficiency requirements (for individuals aged 18-54). We’ll help assess your eligibility based on your specific situation.

Required documents include:

• Permanent Resident Card (IMM 5292/5688)
• Travel History (passports or travel records for the past 5 years)
• Language Proficiency Test Results (e.g., IELTS, CELPIP, or Canadian educational credentials)
• Tax Records (Notice of Assessment for applicable years)
• Other Supporting Documents as needed, like police certificates or additional IDs

The CIT 0002 form must be completed accurately. Errors or incomplete information can result in delays or rejection. We’ll guide you through the process to ensure everything is in order.

Fees must be paid online through the IRCC portal:

• Adults (18+ years): $630 CAD
  
• Minors (under 18 years): $100 CAD
  We’ll assist with payment and ensure that the receipt is included in your application.

Once everything is complete, your application is submitted to the IRCC. Whether you submit electronically or through traditional mail, our team will carefully review the documents to ensure they are error-free before submission.

If additional documentation or clarification is needed, you may be required to attend an interview. We offer mock interviews and legal guidance to help you prepare and feel confident throughout the process.

 Applicants aged 18-54 must take the Canadian Citizenship Test, covering topics like:

• Canadian history
  
• Rights and responsibilities
  
• Government structure
  

Geography and national symbols
We’ll provide study guides and resources to help you pass the test with ease.

Citizenship processing typically takes 12-18 months, depending on the complexity of the case. Our team will monitor your application and address any issues that may arise.

Once approved, you will be invited to take the Oath of Citizenship at a local ceremony, often held in Mississauga or Toronto. We’ll ensure you’re fully prepared for this final, exciting step.

Processing usually takes 12-18 months, though this may vary based on individual circumstances and application completeness.

A criminal record can affect your eligibility for citizenship, especially if it involves serious crimes. Minor infractions or cases of rehabilitation may not disqualify you. We can assess your specific case and help you understand your options.

Time spent outside Canada may affect your residency calculation. We’ll review your travel history and help you determine whether you meet the eligibility requirements.

Yes, if you’re between the ages of 18-54, you will need to take the citizenship test, which covers Canada’s history, government, and cultural values. We provide resources and study guides to help you succeed.

An expired PR card does not prevent you from applying for citizenship, but we recommend renewing it to avoid complications.

Marriage to a Canadian citizen doesn’t automatically grant you citizenship. You must still meet the necessary residency and language requirements.