PR Cards & Citizenships

Permanent Residence Cards & Citizenships

We assist you apply for a Permanent Residence Card which can be extended every 5 years, or help you apply for Canadian Citizenship if you are eligible!

Permanent residents must ensure they have a valid PR card when entering Canada. PR Cards are issued for permanent residents, and they can be extended every 5 years unless the permanent resident status has been voluntarily renounced or they do not meet the residential obligations. Permanent residents of Canada can eventually apply for citizenship if they meet some eligibility criteria including having lived in Canada for 3 years (1,095 days) out of 5 years. Before applying though, the applicants aged 18 to 54 must submit a language proficiency test of CLB 4 or higher and pass a citizenship test.

Are Affidavites Needed for Family Sponsorship Applications?

In family sponsorship applications, both the sponsor and the sponsored family members may be required to provide affidavits or statutory declarations to confirm the genuineness of their relationship. These documents are used to support the sponsorship application.

What Are The Approved Language Tests For Citizenship?

The two accepted tests are CELPIP (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program) which measures English language proficiency. The second test is TEF Canada (Test d'évaluation de français). This test assesses French language proficiency.

How to Apply for a PR Card?

To apply for a Canadian Permanent Resident (PR) card, one should ensure of his/her eligibility, gather required documents like the Record of Landing, complete the application online or using a paper form, pay the processing fee, and submit the application. Applicant should then wait for the processing and, if required, attend a bio-metric appointment or an interview. Once approved, the PR card will be mailed to the applicant..

Required For Citizenship:

Proof of Permanent Residency
Residence History
Tax Documents
Language Proficiency
Criminal Record Check
Citizenship Test
Declaration of Intent to Reside

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if my PR card is about to expire, or I have lost it?

If your PR card is about to expire or has been lost, you can apply for a renewal or a replacement. To renew your PR card, ensure you have met the residency obligation and submit your application before the card expires. If you've lost your PR card, apply for a replacement as soon as possible. In both cases, follow the application process and provide the necessary documents.
Can I travel outside Canada with my PR card, and what should I consider?

Yes, you can use your PR card to travel outside Canada and return. However, it's crucial to ensure your PR card is still valid or that you have a permanent resident travel document (PRTD) if your card has expired or is lost. Be aware of the expiry date on your PR card to avoid travel disruptions. Additionally, familiarize yourself with the entry requirements of other countries you plan to visit.
What are some of benefits of getting a Canadian citizenship?

As a Canadian Citizen you will get the right to vote in federal, provincial, and territorial elections. You will also be able to apply for a Canadian passport, which provides visa-free travel to many countries.