Referral Service, Not RepresentationThis is an application made to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, which falls outside our authorized scope of practice. JGPC does not prepare, file, or advise on these applications. What we do is gather your information, explain in plain language what the process involves, and refer you to a trusted immigration lawyer or licensed immigration consultant from our professional network. Any professional we refer you to is independent of JGPC, and their retainer and fees are strictly between you and them.
What this process involves
- Citizenship grant applications and minors' applications
- Physical presence calculation and travel history review
- Citizenship certificates and proof of citizenship
- Guidance for the knowledge test and oath stages
Common questions
How many days do I need in Canada?
Generally 1,095 days of physical presence in the five years before applying, with specific counting rules. We verify your count line by line.
Do trips count against me?
Days outside Canada generally do not count as physical presence. Short trips add up, which is why we audit the travel history first.
