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How to fill out the Canadian Citizen application online
This guide provides clear and concise instructions on how to fill out the Canadian Citizen application for minors online. By following these steps, you can ensure that the application process is smooth and successful.
Follow the steps to complete the application accurately.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Canadian Citizen application form.
- Begin by selecting your preferred language for service - either English or French. Indicate if the child has special needs by checking the appropriate box.
- Provide information on whether you have applied for the child’s citizenship previously, and specify the relationship of the child to you.
- Fill in the child's name exactly as it appears on the immigration document, and indicate if there is a reason for a different name to appear on the citizenship certificate.
- Input the child's birth details, including the date, place, and current citizenship.
- List the home and mailing addresses, along with contact telephone numbers and email address if applicable.
- Fill out the parents' or guardians' information, including names, dates of birth, and proof of Canadian citizenship if applicable.
- Answer questions regarding the child's permanent residency and time spent away from Canada, providing details where necessary.
- Confirm that none of the prohibitions under the Citizenship Act apply to the child by answering the related questions.
- Both the parent or guardian and the child (if they are 14 years of age or older) must sign and date the application form.
- Include all necessary supporting documents as listed in the Document Checklist, and mail the completed application to the specified address.
Start completing the Canadian Citizen application online today!
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