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Form CIT0172
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Form CIT0172 Document Checklist - Application for Canadian Citizenship - Adults - Canadian Armed Forces Under Subsection 5(1.2) or 5(1.3) - Canada
Form CIT0172 is a document checklist specifically for adults who are members or veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces. It is used for applying for Canadian citizenship under subsections 5(1.2) or 5(1.3) of the Citizenship Act. This form helps the applicant to ensure that they have included all the necessary documents with their citizenship application.
The Canadian Armed Forces member applying for Canadian citizenship would file the Form CIT0172 Document Checklist.
FAQ
Q: What is CIT0172 Document Checklist?
A: CIT0172 Document Checklist is a list of documents required for the application for Canadian citizenship for adults serving in the Canadian Armed Forces under Subsection 5(1.2) or 5(1.3).
Q: Who needs to use CIT0172 Document Checklist?
A: CIT0172 Document Checklist is for adults who are applying for Canadian citizenship and are serving in the Canadian Armed Forces under Subsection 5(1.2) or 5(1.3).
Q: What documents are required for the application?
A: The specific documents required vary depending on your situation, but generally include proof of identity, proof of Canadian Armed Forces service, proof of residency, and any other supporting documents.
Q: Are there any fees associated with the application?
A: Yes, there is an application fee for Canadian citizenship. The fee amount and payment instructions are provided on the CIT0172 Document Checklist.
Q: How long does it take to process the application?
A: Processing times vary, but it generally takes several months to process an application for Canadian citizenship.
Q: What happens after I submit the application and documents?
A: After you submit your application and documents, IRCC will review them and may request additional information or documents. If approved, you will be informed of the decision and invited to a citizenship ceremony to take the oath of citizenship.
