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12 Frequently Asked Questions About the Canadian Citizenship Exam

Canadian Citizenship Exam -12 Frequently Asked Questions

Candidates aspiring to become Canadians need to take the Canadian Citizenship exam. This exam is administered by the Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Candidates who are aged between 18 and 54 and fulfill the eligibility criteria for citizenship are required to tak

Preparing for the Canadian Citizenship Test – Online vs. Offline

Every year, thousands of aspiring Canadians take the Canadian Citizenship Test to start their lives as official Canadians. To pass this test, candidates need to ensure proper preparation that is strong enough to beat any challenges. While preparation material is an essential aspect, another criti

October 15, 2021 / By CitizenshipSupport.ca Team Read more

IRCC New Online Canadian Citizenship Test: Everything You Need To Know

The Immigration Department (IRCC) has recently launched a new virtual platform to enable applicants to sit their Canadian Citizenship Test online. This comes as welcome news for many people that have had their test date cancelled or postponed since COVID restrictions were implemented 8 months ago. A

December 13, 2020 / By CitizenshipSupport.ca Team Read more

COVID-19 UPDATES for Canadian Citizenship Tests and Citizenship Ceremonies

Though all in-person citizenship ceremonies are cancelled, some applicants will be invited to attend their citizenship oath ceremony online, over Zoom. Please wait for the IRCC to contact you. IRCC will send an invitation letter that will include the date, time, Zoom link and log-in instruction

September 7, 2020 / By CitizenshipSupport.ca Team Read more

Preparing for the Canadian Citizenship Test – Do’s and Don’ts

Knowing what to do while preparing for the Canadian Citizenship Test is as essential as knowing what not to do. Often, we end up relying upon our friends' and families' experiences to evaluate ourselves in terms of preparation, the probability of cracking the test, and a lot more. We tend to compare

January 22, 2020 / By CitizenshipSupport.ca Team Read more

Canadian Citizenship Practice Tests: Ultimate Way to Pass the Exam

Preparing for the Canadian Citizenship Test can be overwhelming for most candidates. Permanent Canadian residents wait for many years before applying for Citizenship and understand that the process is a tough one. You need to consider many factors when it comes to Canadian Citizenship. One of the mo

September 10, 2019 / By CitizenshipSupport.ca Team Read more

Canada has the world’s 5th most powerful passport!

According to a new ranking by Henley & Partners, the Henley Passport Index, the Canadian passport is one of the most powerful in the world. The Henley Passport Index is based on IATA (International Air Transport Association) data and extensive in-house research. The ranking is based on how man

August 21, 2018 / By CitizenshipSupport.ca Team Read more

New Canadian citizenship test: the Liberal government is hiring a private contractor

Passing the Canadian citizenship test is one of the requirements to become a Canadian citizen. The test is based on a study guide provided by the government and assesses citizenship applicants’ knowledge of Canadian history, geography, politics and more. The government has been working internally

January 8, 2018 / By CitizenshipSupport.ca Team Read more

Canadian Citizenship Application: major changes

Bill C-6, an Act to amend the Citizenship Act, became law in June 2017. The changes affecting citizenship applications are: - No longer do you have to declare your intent to live in Canada once you are granted citizenship. This will give you more flexibility if you need to live outside Canada. -

September 17, 2017 / By CitizenshipSupport.ca Team Read more

Federal judge rules that government cannot revoke someone’s Canadian citizenship without a fair hearing

Federal judge, Justice Jocelyne Gagné, ruled that the federal government cannot strip someone of their Canadian citizenship without a fair hearing, conducted by an independent and impartial decision-maker. Justice Gagné said that people need the chance to explain themselves, otherwise it is a viol

May 22, 2017 / By CitizenshipSupport.ca Team Read more

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