I wrote simple email to MP, on "contact us" section on his website. He replied within 4 hours. He sent a form to fill. That form was specially designed for immigration purposes.
A request for you to provide your child’s original Record of Landing (IMM 1000) and Permanent Resident Card.
Once these documents are received by IRCC, the citizenship certificate as well as the updated IMM 1000 will be sent by mail.
Note: If the child is 14 years of age or older or turns 14 during processing of the application and meets all the requirements for citizenship, the IRCC office notifies your child in writing of the time and place of the citizenship ceremony.
What your child will receive:
Notification to appear to take the oath of citizenship
Certificate of Canadian Citizenship received at the ceremony after taking the oath of citizenship.
The ceremony notice will indicate that your child must bring to the ceremony their original Record of Landing (IMM 1000) and Permanent Resident Card, if they have one.
I wrote simple email to MP, on "contact us" section on his website. He replied within 4 hours. He sent a form to fill. That form was specially designed for immigration purposes.
So we just need to take the items for which we provided photocopies right? Or do we have to take copies of the application, physical presence calculator etc.
So we just need to take the items for which we provided photocopies right? Or do we have to take copies of the application, physical presence calculator etc.
Well, to be safe, when the time comes I'm going to take all originals including my COPR, all expired and new passports, PR card, driver's license, health card, language proof, as well as the copy of my application that I made prior to sending it off.
Although overkill, I have also already prepared a file with all my flight tickets, boarding passes, address proofs, I94 records, NOAs in preparation for an RQ, should I get one. I will take this file along as well.
The key is to have low expectations. Expect your application to take the full 12 months before you become a Citizen. If sooner, it's bonus. That's what I'm doing. GTA is probably worse than Montreal. I won't be surprised if my Oath is next year.
The key is to have low expectations. Expect your application to take the full 12 months before you become a Citizen. If sooner, it's bonus. That's what I'm doing. GTA is probably worse than Montreal. I won't be surprised if my Oath is next year.
