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Hello Folks, I am a Canadian citizen and work in the USA. My wife is a PR holder and has not completed her 1095 as a PR.
I have two questions:
Would her days outside Canada living with me in the USA would be counted towards her citizenship days?
Would her time as a visitor (6 Months) before getting her work permit to be also counted towards Citizenship?
Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Hello Folks, I am a Canadian citizen and work in the USA. My wife is a PR holder and has not completed her 1095 as a PR.
I have two questions:
Would her days outside Canada living with me in the USA would be counted towards her citizenship days?
Would her time as a visitor (6 Months) before getting her work permit to be also counted towards Citizenship?
Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
- No for the first part.
-It can be but it should be within 5 yrs from the date of submitting the citizenship application Each day will be considered as half day
Last edited: Feb 16, 2023
Her days outside accompanying you (a citizen) can only be counted for her PR's RO. 2 years out of the first 5 years.
Those days cannot count towards citizenship requirement.
Time as a visitor before she landed as a PR can be counted (half day for each day and up to 1 year and within the first 5 years) towards citizenship but NOT RO.
Thank s
@abbas.pasha and
@YVR123
Here are the timelines as per legal status in Canada
Arrived in Canada in
March 2019 on Visitor Visa
Got a
work permit in
Nov 2019
Got
PR in May 2020
What I want to confirm is that if her time between march 2019 and Nove 2019 is counted towards her 0.5 days in Canada 1095 days obligation.
Thank you for your support and answers.
Thank s
@abbas.pasha and
@YVR123
Here are the timelines as per legal status in Canada
Arrived in Canada in
March 2019 on Visitor Visa
Got a
work permit in
Nov 2019
Got
PR in May 2020
What I want to confirm is that if her time between march 2019 and Nove 2019 is counted towards her 0.5 days in Canada 1095 days obligation.
Thank you for your support and answers.
It counts as half days up to a year for
physically present in Canada for at least 1,095 days in the five years immediately before the date of your application .
It does NOT count as Residency Obligation. But her time accompanying you outside does count for RO.
you must have been physically present in Canada for a minimum of 730 days within the past five (5) years.
https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=727&top=4
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