Unit 205D 2660 kennedy road Mississauga L5T 2M9
+1 647-886-7721
info@apsimmigration.ca
At APS Immigration, our Citizenship Service is your guiding light on the path to becoming a Canadian citizen. Canadian citizenship is a symbol of belonging and participation in the vibrant Canadian community, offering numerous rights and privileges. We are committed to assisting you in navigating the complex process of acquiring Canadian citizenship, ensuring you meet all the necessary requirements and making your dream of being a Canadian citizen a reality.
Citizenship Application Process
- Eligibility Assessment: We evaluate your eligibility based on factors such as residency, language proficiency, and tax filing history.
- Document Compilation: Collect the essential documents, including tax returns, language proficiency test results, and residence records.
- Citizenship Test and Interview: Prepare for the citizenship test, which assesses your knowledge of Canadian history and values. Attend the citizenship interview.
- Application Submission: Submit your citizenship application and supporting documents to the appropriate authorities.
- Citizenship Ceremony: Upon approval, attend a citizenship ceremony, take the Oath of Citizenship, and officially become a Canadian citizen.
Canadian permanent residents who have resided in Canada for a specific period, meet language and tax requirements, and fulfill other criteria are eligible to apply for citizenship.
The citizenship test assesses your knowledge of Canadian history, values, symbols, and government. We offer study materials and guidance to help you prepare effectively.
The processing time can vary, but it often takes several months. We assist in monitoring your application status and provide updates throughout the process.
Many countries allow dual citizenship, but it's crucial to verify your home country's laws and consult with their embassy or consulate.
If your application is denied, we provide assistance in understanding the reasons for the denial and exploring alternatives, including reapplication or addressing any issues that led to the rejection.