Who This May Suit
Permanent residents approaching eligibility
Applicants with extensive travel history
Families preparing multiple applications
Applicants responding to a citizenship document request
Canada Immigration · Citizenship
Citizenship planning begins with eligibility and an accurate physical-presence record, followed by tax, language, prohibition and document checks as applicable.
Permanent residents approaching eligibility
Applicants with extensive travel history
Families preparing multiple applications
Applicants responding to a citizenship document request
Permanent-resident status and eligibility period
Physical-presence calculation and travel history
Tax-filing, language and identity records
Potential prohibitions or unresolved status issues
Eligibility and presence review
Travel-history reconstruction
Application and document preparation
Follow-up and request-response coordination
Incorrect physical-presence calculation
Missing trips or inconsistent travel records
Unresolved criminal or Immigration issues
Applying before every requirement is met
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Official Context
This page is general information, not a guarantee of eligibility or outcome. The official government source and your individual facts control the assessment.
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