Citizenship applications
An application may require careful review of physical presence, status history, tax-filing obligations where applicable, language or knowledge requirements, prohibitions and supporting information.
Proof of citizenship
A proof application is different from applying to become a citizen. It addresses whether a person is already Canadian and needs official proof. Citizenship-by-descent rules have changed over time and must be assessed under the current law.
How Trogon may help
- Eligibility assessment
- Application and document review
- Physical-presence and history review
- Proof-of-citizenship assessment
- Preparation or representation where accepted
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is applying for proof of citizenship the same as applying to become a citizen?
No. A proof application documents citizenship a person may already have; a grant application is a different process.
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