Application for canadian citizenship under 51 form 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the application for Canadian citizenship under 51 form in the editor.
  2. Begin by selecting your preferred language for service—English or French. This is crucial as it sets the tone for your application process.
  3. Indicate if the child has special needs and whether you have previously applied for their citizenship. This information helps streamline processing.
  4. Fill in the child's name exactly as it appears on their immigration document, along with any other names they may have used. Ensure accuracy to avoid delays.
  5. Provide birth details, current citizenship, and personal information such as sex, height, and marital status. Use our platform’s features to easily input this data.
  6. Complete sections regarding the child's parents, including their names, dates of birth, and proof of Canadian citizenship if applicable.
  7. Review all prohibitions under the Citizenship Act and declare whether they apply to the child. This is a critical step that requires careful consideration.
  8. Finally, ensure all signatures are completed in black ink within designated areas before submitting your application package.

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How To Become A Citizen 2 certified citizenship photos. A copy of your immigration documents (Record of Landing or Confirmation of Permanent Residence/PR Card) Language proof. The biographical page of your passport or travel documents (valid and cancelled, for the last 5 years). Official school records.
Application for Canadian Citizenship Adults [CIT 0002] (PDF, 2.1 MB) Last updated: March 2025.
How much does it cost to become a Canadian citizen? To become a Canadian citizen, you would pay about $649.75 for an adult and $100 for a child. This cost includes the fees for the right of citizenship and processing fees. The right of citizenship fee for a stateless adult born to a Canadian parent is $119.75.
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Children and youth applying for citizenship alone Children and youth under 18 years can apply if they meet the same rules as adult applicants regarding permanent residence and physical presence in Canada. This is a new opportunity for youth who previously were barred by age from applying on their own.

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Copy of your passport showing departure and arrival stamps. Copies of income tax returns (or transcripts) for the past 5 filing years (or past 3 filing years if applying based on marriage to a U.S. citizen) Rent or mortgage payment receipts. Bank, credit card, and loan statements showing regular transactions.

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