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2Ps

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    Seattle WA
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  1. Thanks for your response. So is it better to be in Canada until you get the citizenship certificate and then apply for passport and then leave Canada? I was planning on having my sister mail the passport to me once the process is completed. The lawyer did mention that I can apply for canadian passport from US, but it will be more complicated I guess...Seems like I should plan to be in Canada for at least a month....
  2. Awesome good to know. So I spoke to a citizenship lawyer and he mentioned that it was for the OATH and to give them a date an create a booking to show when I plan to return to Canada. He said the new liberal govt allows citizenship although you live outside Canada. Do you mean if I drive, to stamp the passport ? I believe they stamp it when you fly, correct? Regarding citizenship certificate, I was planning to have it mailed to my sis who lives there, do you know normally how long it takes to receive it after the ceremony?
  3. Hi waterlooengineer, Thank you for your response. If I give them a date of arrival, do you know if they send you the OATH date within a few days of returning back to Canada? or is it going to be a few weeks? I was just thinking of having the citizenship certificate mailed to my sister even if I do come back to the US.
  4. Also I meant recommendations for immigration lawyers in the last sentence*. That would be very much appreciated. I emailed 2 lawyers so far, but haven't heard back.
  5. Hi 204 thank you. Do you know exactly on where this condition is stated? I thought I read that the intent has to be to stay in Canada.
  6. Hello everyone, I have a unique scenario. I hold a conditional greencard and I can remove the condition at the end of this year. Before this, I was a permanent resident of Canada. I am originally from Nepal. Because Nepal doesn't allow dual citizenship and I liked living in Canada, I had applied for Canadian citizenship on 2019 , but the caveat is I had already applied for CR1 in 2018 because I am married to an American. I do plan on moving to Canada at some point and I applied for Canadian citizenship after consulting with a lawyer. I passed my citizenship test for Canada back on April 2021 and I took the test from seattle. I recently got a message from Canadian Citizenship Office in Vancouver asking: 1) when I plan to return to Canada ( to provide travel arrangements) 2) If I am already in Canada, to provide proof of travel documents. While I plan to return to Canada at some point (maybe retirement), it won't be for long term in the immediate future, but was planning to visit my sister there. I emailed the lawyer who originally advised me, but she has moved firms and I haven't heard a response back. I need to respond to the Canadian Citizenship Office, but don't know how to respond to the questions above. I was so close with my citizenship process. Should I just say I plan to go to Canada on so and so date as I was planning to visit my sister there....so torn, as I do not want to jeopardize my Green Card in the US in any way either. Should I just give up my hopes to be a Canadian? Any suggestions for a good Canadian immigration lwho is well versed in US immigration would be very much appreciated!
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