Permanent Residence Card

A Permanent Residence card is proof of your PR Status in Canada. It can also be used as a travel document, enabling you to exit and re-enter Canada.
You may apply for a PR Card if:

• Your previous PR Card is set to expire and you wish to renew it.
• You would like to make a change on your existing PR Card (such as legal name change, gender designation change, etc.)
• You would like to make a correction on your PR Card (misspelled name, wrong date of birth, etc.).
• Your previous PR Card has been stolen, lost or is damaged.

To begin your application process to receive a Citizenship Certificate, please contact us.

Renounce Permanent Residence Status

Renouncing your Canadian Permanent Residence results in losing status in Canada as well as foregoing any privileges Canadian Permanent Residents may enjoy. You will also no longer remain eligible to apply for citizenship.
To apply to renounce your PR

• You must have citizenship or valid legal permanent resident status in another country.

If you are certain that you would like to proceed with this application, we can begin the process once you contact us.

Canadian Citizenship

In accordance with the strong values of acceptance, Canada has one of the highest immigration rates in the world, and on average welcomes approximately 260,000 thousand Permanent Residents annually. Upon meeting the required criteria set out by the IRCC, the Permanent Residents of Canada are eligible to apply for citizenship, making them Naturalized Citizens, entitling them to receive the privileges that come with being Canadian.
A Canadian Immigrant may apply for Citizenship based on the following requirements:

• be a permanent resident
• have lived in Canada for 3 out of the last 5 years
• have filed your taxes (if required)
• pass a test on your rights, responsibilities and knowledge of Canada
• prove your language skills

To find out whether you qualify take our assessment online or request a consultation today!

Canadian Citizenship Certificate

A Canadian Citizenship Certificate is document which proves your status as a Canadian Citizen. There are a number of reasons to apply for a Citizenship Certificate.

• If your previous Citizenship Certificate has been lost, stolen or damaged, you may apply for a replacement.
• If you would like to update a legal name change on your Citizenship Certificate, you may apply for a new one.
• You may apply for a Citizenship Certificate for a child born in Canada.
• You may apply for a Citizenship Certificate for a child born outside Canada, to a Canadian parent (if the child is eligible to receive citizenship by descent).

To begin your application process to receive a Citizenship Certificate, contact us today.

Renounce Canadian Citizenship

Renouncing your Canadian Citizenship deprives you of having status in Canada and results in you losing any rights and privileges enjoyed by Canadian Citizens.
If you wish to renounce your Canadian Citizenship

• You must be at least 18 years of age.
• You must prove that you will obtain citizenship of another country.
• You must not continue to reside in Canada (unless you have reobtained legal status).
• You must understand the significance of your decision to renounce

Canadian Citizenship.

If you are certain that you would like to proceed with this application, we can begin the process once you contact us.

Search for Citizenship Records

You may submit a request to the IRCC for the search of citizenship records to find proof of Canadian Citizenship or Naturalization information. If proof is found you will receive a letter detailing how and when the applicant became a Canadian citizen, or if a pending Canadian Citizenship application is in process.

To request a search for citizenship records, contact us today.