Citizenship Applications

Overview

A clear, personalized path from assessment to decision.

Permanent residents may apply for Canadian citizenship after meeting the physical presence requirement and, depending on age, language and knowledge requirements. Careful calculation of days present in Canada is the single most common source of delay or refusal.

Who this is generally for

• At least 1,095 days of physical presence in Canada within the previous five years
• Permanent resident status with no unfulfilled conditions or pending status issues
• Income tax filings for the required years, where applicable
• Adequate English or French and passing the citizenship test for applicants aged 18 to 54

How we handle your file

1. 1Physical presence calculation and review of travel history
2. 2Assessment of any prohibitions or outstanding immigration issues
3. 3Application preparation and submission
4. 4Test and interview preparation, and support with any residence questionnaire

This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. IRCC requirements, fees, and processing times change; eligibility is assessed individually during a consultation.

• Regulated by CICC (Member R524495)
• Bilingual English & Persian service
• Transparent, fixed-fee retainers
• Online and in-person meetings