Brace Law Professional Corporation

To be eligible you must be a permanent resident, have lived in Canada for three of the last five years, and have filed your taxes if you were required to.

You must show adequate knowledge of English or French by proving you can speak and listen at Canadian Language Benchmarks Level 4 or higher.

No. Marrying a Canadian citizen does not give you Canadian citizenship - you must go through the general application process.

Applicants between the ages of 18 and 54 must take the citizenship test at the time they apply.

Only in limited scenarios, such as being employed with the Canadian Armed Forces.

You can reapply right after receiving the decision, but you should make sure you meet the requirements before reapplying.

Your child may be considered a Canadian citizen if at least one parent, legal or biological, was either born in Canada or became a Canadian citizen before the child's birth.

Yes, once the application has been received. Keep your permanent resident card with you when travelling so that you are able to return to Canada.

Dual citizenship is when more than one country considers you to be a citizen.

To be eligible you must be a permanent resident, have lived in Canada for three of the last five years, and have filed your taxes if you were required to.

No. Marrying a Canadian citizen does not give you Canadian citizenship - you must go through the general application process.

Applicants between the ages of 18 and 54 must take the citizenship test at the time they apply.

Only in limited scenarios, such as being employed with the Canadian Armed Forces.

You can reapply right after receiving the decision, but you should make sure you meet the requirements before reapplying.

Your child may be considered a Canadian citizen if at least one parent, legal or biological, was either born in Canada or became a Canadian citizen before the child's birth.

Yes, once the application has been received. Keep your permanent resident card with you when travelling so that you are able to return to Canada.

Dual citizenship is when more than one country considers you to be a citizen.

To be eligible you must be a permanent resident, have lived in Canada for three of the last five years, and have filed your taxes if you were required to.

No. Marrying a Canadian citizen does not give you Canadian citizenship - you must go through the general application process.

Applicants between the ages of 18 and 54 must take the citizenship test at the time they apply.

Only in limited scenarios, such as being employed with the Canadian Armed Forces.

You can reapply right after receiving the decision, but you should make sure you meet the requirements before reapplying.

Your child may be considered a Canadian citizen if at least one parent, legal or biological, was either born in Canada or became a Canadian citizen before the child's birth.

Yes, once the application has been received. Keep your permanent resident card with you when travelling so that you are able to return to Canada.

Dual citizenship is when more than one country considers you to be a citizen.

Brace Law Professional Corporation is at 2939 Portland Dr Unit 202, Oakville, ON L6H 5S4, Canada.

You can reach Brace Law Professional Corporation on (905) 815-6555.

Monday 09:00-17:00; Tuesday 08:30-19:30; Wednesday 08:30-19:30; Thursday 08:30-19:30; Friday 08:30-19:30; Saturday 10:00-14:00. Closed on Sunday.

Yes. Their website is https://bracelaw.ca/.

Yes - on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok. The links are on this listing.

Google lists accessible parking at this location.

Google lists a free parking lot.