Presence, calculated properly
The physical-presence requirement sounds simple until travel history meets it. We reconstruct your days precisely — including any credit for time in Canada before permanent residence.
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Citizenship
The final milestone — physical-presence math done right, evidence complete, and a clean grant application.
Who this is for: For permanent residents with the days, the taxes and the paperwork — ready to make it official.
Eligibility beyond the day count
Tax filing obligations, language evidence and prohibition rules all decide a grant. Each is checked against the current requirements before the application goes in.
Test and interview, prepared
The citizenship test and any interview are straightforward when you know what is coming. We make sure you do.
Families, filed together
Minors have their own grant rules and can often be filed alongside a parent. One coordinated submission instead of staggered anxieties.
Realistic expectations
Citizenship processing runs on IRCC-published timelines through test, interview and oath. We quote those figures and keep your file moving through each stage.
The journey
How this application actually runs
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Presence & eligibility review
Travel history reconstructed, day counts verified, tax and language requirements confirmed.
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Application preparation
Forms, evidence and photographs — assembled completely so the file is never returned for gaps.
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Test & interview
Preparation for the knowledge test and any follow-up, with documents ready for review.
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The oath
The ceremony invitation, and the moment all of this was for. We stay on the file until it happens.
Straight answers
Asked before, answered honestly
If your situation doesn't fit these answers, that's exactly what the free assessment is for.
How many days do I need in Canada?
The requirement is a specific number of days physically present within the five years before you apply, and limited credit can apply for time in Canada before permanent residence. The math has sharp edges — exact dates matter — so we verify your count against records rather than memory before filing.
Do my days as a student or worker count?
Time in Canada with temporary status before you became a permanent resident can earn partial credit up to a published cap. It is one of the most common calculation mistakes we see in refused or returned applications — worth doing precisely.
Can I travel while my citizenship application is in process?
Yes — you remain a permanent resident with the same travel rights, and you must keep meeting PR obligations. Keep your documents valid and your address current with IRCC, and attend the test and oath when called.
Pathways people weigh alongside this one
Start with the truth about your options.
Tell us your situation — education, work, family, goals. You’ll get an honest read from a licensed consultancy, not a sales pitch. Free, private, and in the language you think in.
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