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[Lona.C. 16]

I would apriciate any help

my situation is this , i have a daughter 22 years old lived in canada since age of 4 ,

shes going trough canadien citizenship as I type this ,

she aplied for it a year ago and just got notice on her citizenship test wich will be held in middle of Feb ,

since this visa journey have helped me tremendous in my process to come to be with my husband I was wondering if anyone knows of a great canadien Forum like this visa journey here ,

where she can ask questions about the canadien citizenship , if anyone knows a site where she can log into and get information I deaply apriciate the help

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

I would apriciate any help

my situation is this , i have a daughter 22 years old lived in canada since age of 4 ,

shes going trough canadien citizenship as I type this ,

she aplied for it a year ago and just got notice on her citizenship test wich will be held in middle of Feb ,

since this visa journey have helped me tremendous in my process to come to be with my husband I was wondering if anyone knows of a great canadien Forum like this visa journey here ,

where she can ask questions about the canadien citizenship , if anyone knows a site where she can log into and get information I deaply apriciate the help

Really hope someone will step forward to help you out. My brother became a Canadian citizen a few years back but he grew up here and went to school here so it's not the same. I can try to answer your questions as best I can but there must be some folks who can answer from personal experience.

[Delicia 1]

Try this one. Also, the CIC website has alot of information and may have test preparation stuff as well.

[Lona.C. 16]

Try this one. Also, the CIC website has alot of information and may have test preparation stuff as well.

cool thank you so much , shes nervous about the whole process this first link will hopefully help her with any questions she might have ,

yes she did grow up in canada shes been LPR since the last 18 years ,

( still got her landing record and PR card ) and knowing over 2 years ago that I will be moving ,

she felt to canadien and wanted to stay at home

we made the decision it was goin to benefit her more if she goes for canadien citizenship wich she agread on and aplied for last jan , so thank you so much for the suport and the help

[trailmix 77]

Try this one. Also, the CIC website has alot of information and may have test preparation stuff as well.

cool thank you so much , shes nervous about the whole process this first link will hopefully help her with any questions she might have ,

yes she did grow up in canada shes been LPR since the last 18 years ,

( still got her landing record and PR card ) and knowing over 2 years ago that I will be moving ,

she felt to canadien and wanted to stay at home

we made the decision it was goin to benefit her more if she goes for canadien citizenship wich she agread on and aplied for last jan , so thank you so much for the suport and the help

Congratulations to your Daughter on becoming a Canadian

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Good luck to your daughter on her citizenship test. Tell her that the questions that can be asked are in the back of the study book she received from Citizenship and Immigration Canada. There will be two parts to the test - the first will include questions from part A and the answers are included in the book. If she reads the booklet and studies it, she should be fine. Part B includes questions about where she lives in Canada - the name of her mayor and council, her MP and MPP, what her region of the country is famous for, things like that. She can go to the library to get the answers she doesn't know plus she can also call her MPs office for answers she doesn't know. I always kept a copy of up to date Part B questions and answers available as handouts for our constituents to help them study for their tests. If she has lived in Canada that many years most of the information will be second nature to her as it will have been studied in school.

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

Good luck to your daughter on her citizenship test. Tell her that the questions that can be asked are in the back of the study book she received from Citizenship and Immigration Canada. There will be two parts to the test - the first will include questions from part A and the answers are included in the book. If she reads the booklet and studies it, she should be fine. Part B includes questions about where she lives in Canada - the name of her mayor and council, her MP and MPP, what her region of the country is famous for, things like that. She can go to the library to get the answers she doesn't know plus she can also call her MPs office for answers she doesn't know. I always kept a copy of up to date Part B questions and answers available as handouts for our constituents to help them study for their tests. If she has lived in Canada that many years most of the information will be second nature to her as it will have been studied in school.

Lona, Kathryn41 is right. If I recall correctly my brother told me that the questions on the actual test were pretty easy. I don't think he looked at the material much, just read the questions at the back of the book to see what would be asked. Tell your daughter not to worry, she'll do fine.

[DavidsPrincess 1]

just make sure that she spells Canadian correctly. hehe

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

just make sure that she spells Canadian correctly. hehe

You're right, it should be Canadienne since she's female.

[Lona.C. 16]

just make sure that she spells Canadian correctly. hehe

You're right, it should be Canadienne since she's female.

hehe finaly someone understands my accent and tawks how I tawk ,

yup shes female and shes a canadiene males are canadians , lmao

thanks everyone for the congrats ,

[David_n_Amber 3]

just make sure that she spells Canadian correctly. hehe

You're right, it should be Canadienne since she's female.

hehe finaly someone understands my accent and tawks how I tawk ,

yup shes female and shes a canadiene males are canadians , lmao

thanks everyone for the congrats ,

I've lived in Canada all my life and i didnt know that... must be a french thing.. go eat a poutine!

[Lona.C. 16]

just make sure that she spells Canadian correctly. hehe

You're right, it should be Canadienne since she's female.

hehe finaly someone understands my accent and tawks how I tawk ,

yup shes female and shes a canadiene males are canadians , lmao

thanks everyone for the congrats ,

I've lived in Canada all my life and i didnt know that... must be a french thing.. go eat a poutine!

LMAO are you cooking ??

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

just make sure that she spells Canadian correctly. hehe

You're right, it should be Canadienne since she's female.

hehe finaly someone understands my accent and tawks how I tawk ,

yup shes female and shes a canadiene males are canadians , lmao

thanks everyone for the congrats ,

I've lived in Canada all my life and i didnt know that... must be a french thing.. go eat a poutine!

LMAO are you cooking ??

En Alberta, la poutine est degueulasse. Dommage. J'ai une douleur dans la poitrine, maudite poutine.

[Mephys 2]

just make sure that she spells Canadian correctly. hehe

You're right, it should be Canadienne since she's female.

hehe finaly someone understands my accent and tawks how I tawk ,

yup shes female and shes a canadiene males are canadians , lmao

thanks everyone for the congrats ,

I've lived in Canada all my life and i didnt know that... must be a french thing.. go eat a poutine!

LMAO are you cooking ??

En Alberta, la poutine est degueulasse. Dommage. J'ai une douleur dans la poitrine, maudite poutine.

But yeah just to add.....Canadien and Canadienne are spelled correctly in French

Hmmm Poutine

[Lona.C. 16]

just make sure that she spells Canadian correctly. hehe

You're right, it should be Canadienne since she's female.

hehe finaly someone understands my accent and tawks how I tawk ,

yup shes female and shes a canadiene males are canadians , lmao

thanks everyone for the congrats ,

I've lived in Canada all my life and i didnt know that... must be a french thing.. go eat a poutine!

LMAO are you cooking ??

En Alberta, la poutine est degueulasse. Dommage. J'ai une douleur dans la poitrine, maudite poutine.

But yeah just to add.....Canadien and Canadienne are spelled correctly in French

Hmmm Poutine

lmao hey with all the papperwork we have to do here, maybe I fryed my brain to much reading and baking poutin

but LMFAO I just asked my son how to spell canadian in french he said , "geez mom wuz the differance a canuck is a canuck , you raised me english and had a french dad see a canuck is a canuck , . ( LMFAO I know hes a nut , hehehe )