Canadian Citizenship Services   

Canadian citizenship is the final step in a newcomer’s journey to fully belong in Canada. Citizenship provides the right to vote, obtain a Canadian passport, and enjoy the full benefits and protections of being Canadian.

Rema Immigration helps permanent residents and eligible individuals navigate citizenship applications accurately and confidently.

This service covers:

  • Canadian Citizenship Applications

  • Proof of Citizenship

  • Citizenship Resumption

Canadian Citizenship Applications

Eligibility (Who Qualifies)

You may qualify if you:

  • Are a permanent resident of Canada

  • Meet physical presence requirements

  • Have filed required income taxes (if applicable)

  • Meet language and knowledge requirements (where required)

  • Are not prohibited under Canadian law

Both adult and minor applications are supported.

Documents Checklist (Basic)

  • Permanent Resident Card (if applicable)

  • Valid passport(s) and travel documents

  • Proof of physical presence in Canada

  • Income tax records (if applicable)

  • Birth certificate or citizenship documents (for proof or resumption)

  • Language test results (if required)

  • Completed IRCC application forms

Document requirements vary depending on the type of citizenship application.

Steps / Process Timeline

  1. Eligibility assessment and application strategy

  2. Document preparation and review

  3. Application submission to IRCC

  4. Biometrics (if required)

  5. Citizenship test and interview (if required)

  6. Decision and oath ceremony (for grants of citizenship)

Fees & Timeline

Government Fees (Subject to Change)

  • Citizenship application processing fees

  • Biometrics fee (if applicable)

Processing Time

  • Varies depending on application type

Processing times are estimates and determined by IRCC.

Proof of Citizenship

Eligibility (Who Qualifies)

You may qualify if you:

  • Were born outside Canada to a Canadian parent, or

  • Believe you are already a Canadian citizen

  • Need official proof of citizenship for passport or legal purposes

This application confirms citizenship status; it does not grant citizenship.

Documents Checklist (Basic)

  • Permanent Resident Card (if applicable)

  • Valid passport(s) and travel documents

  • Proof of physical presence in Canada

  • Income tax records (if applicable)

  • Birth certificate or citizenship documents (for proof or resumption)

  • Language test results (if required)

  • Completed IRCC application forms

Document requirements vary depending on the type of citizenship application.

Steps / Process Timeline

  1. Eligibility assessment and application strategy

  2. Document preparation and review

  3. Application submission to IRCC

  4. Biometrics (if required)

  5. Citizenship test and interview (if required)

  6. Decision and oath ceremony (for grants of citizenship)

Fees & Timeline

Government Fees (Subject to Change)

  • Citizenship application processing fees

  • Biometrics fee (if applicable)

Processing Time

  • Often longer due to verification processes

Processing times are estimates and determined by IRCC.

Citizenship Resumption

Eligibility (Who Qualifies)

You may qualify if you:

  • Previously lost Canadian citizenship under earlier legislation

  • Are eligible to resume citizenship under current rules

  • Meet admissibility and legal requirements

Documents Checklist (Basic)

  • Permanent Resident Card (if applicable)

  • Valid passport(s) and travel documents

  • Proof of physical presence in Canada

  • Income tax records (if applicable)

  • Birth certificate or citizenship documents (for proof or resumption)

  • Language test results (if required)

  • Completed IRCC application forms

Document requirements vary depending on the type of citizenship application.

Steps / Process Timeline

  1. Eligibility assessment and application strategy

  2. Document preparation and review

  3. Application submission to IRCC

  4. Biometrics (if required)

  5. Citizenship test and interview (if required)

  6. Decision and oath ceremony (for grants of citizenship)

Fees & Timeline

Government Fees (Subject to Change)

  • Citizenship application processing fees

  • Biometrics fee (if applicable)

Processing Time

  • Varies depending on application type

Processing times are estimates and determined by IRCC.

FAQs

Do I need to give up my current citizenship to become Canadian?

Canada allows dual citizenship, but you should check your country’s laws.

What happens if my citizenship application is refused?

You may be able to reapply or request reconsideration depending on the reason.

Can minors apply for Canadian citizenship?

Yes. Minors may apply with or without a parent, depending on the situation.

Do I need a lawyer or consultant to apply for citizenship?

No, but professional assistance can help ensure accuracy and avoid delays.

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