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Citizenship applications and PR card renewal or replacement, reviewed against your residency history.
Permanent residents who meet the physical presence requirement, along with other eligibility criteria, may apply for Canadian citizenship. Physical presence is calculated based on the days you have actually been in Canada, so a clear and accurate travel history is essential.
We help you calculate physical presence, organize supporting documentation, and prepare for any applicable language and knowledge testing requirements before your citizenship application is submitted.
A Permanent Resident (PR) card is the official proof of your status in Canada, required for re-entry when returning by commercial transportation. PR cards must be renewed periodically, or replaced if lost, stolen, or damaged.
For permanent residents whose card is expiring or has expired, requiring a fresh review of your residency obligation.
For a lost, stolen, or damaged PR card, or one that needs correcting due to a name or details change.
Permanent residents must meet a residency obligation based on time spent in Canada within a rolling five-year period. We review your travel history against this obligation before you renew or apply for a new card.
Whether you are applying for citizenship or managing your PR card, we review your history, prepare your documentation, and help you avoid the residency and eligibility issues that most commonly cause delays.
Book a consultation to discuss citizenship or your PR card.
Book a Consultation →Immigration programs, eligibility requirements, government fees, processing procedures and policies may change. Information provided on this website is general in nature and does not guarantee eligibility or approval. Every immigration matter depends on the applicant’s individual circumstances. Final decisions are made by the appropriate Canadian government authorities.
For advice regarding your individual circumstances:
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