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what if a citizenship judge feels that you have failed to prove residency? i know they will turn down the citizenship status, but will they also revoke PR or give us a chance to re-apply for citizenship once we have spent some more time in Canada. Also, if a principal applicant (Skilled worker) fails to prove residency but his dependant has satisfied residency obligations does the dependant get his citizenship turned down or PR revoked as well?
[23-10-2007,02:33]
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anonymous2 |
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(in reply to: what if a citizenship judge feels that you ha...)
Just out of common sense;
If you are in situation of facing citizenship judge then at least you are in a good standing of keeping PR. Most probably you wouldn´t have a situation to face him with less than 2 year of staying in Canada. In that case you even can´t apply for the citizenship. So that question shouldn´t come up. Citizenship judges mainly deal with whether you met the 3 years physical resdiency obligation in Canada with some exceptions.
BUT, in case your PR status is gone, as a last resort there is humanitarian ground that you can apply.
If a family member loses his PR it doesn´t have any effect on others. Same thing for citizenship. After landing in Canada the concept of principal applicant/dependent is no longer valid. You can lose your PR, but if they stay in Canada they´ll get the citizenship.
[23-10-2007,10:01]
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Departed_Canadian |
(in reply to: what if a citizenship judge feels that you ha...)
ok thanks a lot i appreciate your help
[23-10-2007,17:18]
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