APPLY FOR CANADIAN CITEZENSHIP

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Embarking on the journey to apply for Canadian citizenship is an exciting chapter in a person's life. Canadian citizenship comes packed with plenty of benefits. Here are some benefits of becoming a Canadian citizen :

• You get the right to vote in federal, provincial, territorial, and municipal elections, and even run for political office.
• You have access to a Canadian passport, which is one of the most accepted passports worldwide.
• You can apply for any job, including jobs that require high-level security clearance.
• You are protected under Canadian law and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS
You may be eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship if you.

• Are at least 18 years old.
• Are a Canadian permanent resident.
• Have lived in Canada for at least 3 out of the last 5 years (1,095 days).
• Have filed your income taxes, if you need to.
• Are ready to pass a citizenship test.
• Can prove your language skills in English or French, If you're between 18 and 54 years old on the day you sign your application.
• Take the oath of the citizenship

There are additional or different requirements if you are :

• Applying for a minor (under age 18) or for your adopted child born outside Canada.
• A current or former Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) member.
• A past Canadian citizen who want your Canadian citizenship back.

Step-by-Step Guide to Apply for Canadian Citizenship
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to apply for Canadian Citizenship :
Step 1 : Determine Eligibility.
Step 2 : Gather and prepare your supporting Documents.
Step 3 : Complete the application and upload the supporting documents.
Step 4 : Pay the government processing fee and Submit the application.
Step 5 : Completing the Citizenship Test.
you will be required to take the citizenship test if you're between the ages of 18 and 54. The test typically includes questions about Canadian rights and responsibilities, history, geography, economy, government, laws and symbols. It's usually written, but it may be oral depending on certain circumstances. Make sure you study well the 'Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of a Citizen' guide to prepare for this test.
Step 6 : Citizenship Interview
After the test, you might have a meeting with a Citizenship official. This is typically a casual interview where you may be asked to confirm your details or review the results of your citizenship test.
Step 7: Oath Ceremony
On passing the above steps successfully, you will receive a notification inviting you to the citizenship ceremony. This is where you'll recite the oath of citizenship. You will receive a certificate of Canadian citizenship after the oath.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND TIPS
Application Fees
Before you submit your application for Canadian citizenship, it's essential to be aware of the current fees.
These fees are non-refundable even if your application gets denied. It's advisable to check the official Canadian government website regularly, as these costs can be subject to changes.

1. Adult citizenship application fee CAD $530
2. Right of Citizenship fee CAD $100
3. Minor citizenship application (under 18) fee CAD $100

Please note: If your minor child is applying with you, you need to pay a CAD $100 Right of Citizenship fee for each child.
PROCESSING TIMES
While you may be eager to achieve your Canadian citizenship status, keep in mind that the processing times can vary. On average, the process takes around 12 months. However, the length can either be shorter or longer as it depends upon individual applications and how swiftly you can provide your documents and fulfill requirements.
DUAL CITIZENSHIP
Canada recognizes dual citizenship. This means that you can be a citizen of Canada and a citizen of your home country simultaneously. Having dual citizenship can offer several advantages, such as access to social service programs and the ability to work, study, or live in either country.
APPLY FOR CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP SEAMLESSLY WITH BUREAU CONSEIL EN IMMIGRATION
At Bureau conseil en immigration, we understand this process can seem daunting and complex. That's why we have designed a comprehensive service tailored to those who are applying for Canadian citizenship. Let us guide you through the process as is.
Bureau conseil en immigration is committed to making your application process as smooth as possible.

• We offer specialized advice tailored to your unique circumstances.
• Our team is comprised of experienced and licensed immigration consultants.
• We operate with transparency and confidentiality, with your best interests at heart
  

Review citizenship
application

US $150

 

• Videoconference or phone meeting with an experienced immigration consultant to assess your eligibility to the visa application. Read more »
• Initial Review of your completed application and supporting documents by our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC). Read more »
• Written list of recommendations and updates for you to make.
• Final detailed review of your application and supporting documents, within 15 days from the date of the initial meeting. Read more »
• You are responsible for submitting and managing your visa application.

* The Government processing fees, and the applicable taxes are not included.

* US $99 for every additional applicant.

Self-managed
Service plan

US $295

 

• Videoconference or phone meeting with an experienced immigration consultant to review your visa plan and explain to you the process and what to expect. Read more »
• Guidance and assistance during the process of registration, filling the forms and preparations of the documents.
• A review of your supporting documents.
• Final review of your application and documents, within 30 days from the date of the initial meeting.
• You are responsible for submitting and managing your visa application.

* The Government processing fees, and the applicable taxes are not included.

* US $149 for every additional applicant.