Location: Calgary, AB
Application Sent: April 14, 2020
Application Received: Unknown, I used regular Canada Post
Type of application: Single
Physical presence: 1,687.5 days
They are two different statuses in Canada. One gives you the right to live and work indefinitely, as long as you fulfil some residence requirements. Citizenship also gives you the right to vote and be elected, and there aren't any residence requirements.
Wow. That's interesting. Thank you for the info and for the kind response. I realized last night that I put "Ireland" as my birth country as per my preferred passport but for my PR I put "Northern Ireland" as my birth country so I wasn't sure if I created a problem for myself in that respect. I included both of my passports though neither agree on my birthplace - one uses county, the other uses town. Hopefully it is not an issue.
One makes you a PR, the other makes you a citizen. You apply for both by paper (although you can apply for PR online, not all PR though--spousal sponsorship is by paper only)), but only the PR application can be linked to an online GC account. You can check the status of both applications on ECAS.
One makes you a PR, the other makes you a citizen. You apply for both by paper, but only the PR application can be linked to an online GC account. You can check the status of both applications on ECAS.