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| Subject: Clerification!!!!!!!!!! |
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Hi everyone,
I´ve question to all, I´ve applied for Canadian Citizenship last month and on the Citizenship form I did not decleare my entries before came to Canada, but I decleared entries after came to Canada. Should I´ve decleared my entries before came to Canada?
Thanks
[10-01-2011,15:34]
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Milo |
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(in reply to: Clerification!!!!!!!!!!)
No.
[10-01-2011,17:35]
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DocD |
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Thanks DocD,
So, I don´t have worry about that. One more question, on the test day, do I´ve to take all documents like, tax/employment/property etc?
[10-01-2011,23:46]
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Milo |
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No, CIC will let you know what to bring. Normally would be your passport, PR card and CORP (Confirmation of Permanent Residence). Along with the letter that they are going to send you.
[11-01-2011,11:19]
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DocD |
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Thanks DocD,
If officer wants to see or to verify my social tie here, in case. How´s it that? Is it good carry yes or no?
[11-01-2011,15:46]
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Milo |
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The officer can´t care less about your social ties, he/she is interested in your time spent in Canada as a PR and make sure that you are not under investigation under the Customs and Immigration act.
no more no less.
[12-01-2011,16:18]
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DocD |
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Thanks DocD,
Can you clerify"under investigation under the Customs and Immigration act".What´s in there?
[12-01-2011,22:51]
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Milo |
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After reading this I truly believe DocD, that less is always more. :)
Regards,
Nisha
[13-01-2011,14:30]
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Nisha |
