Tools and services for the road to Canadian citizenship
Last updated: 5 May 2026
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Citizenship requires proof of English or French proficiency at CLB 4 or higher. Official practice tests and study courses help most applicants pass on the first try.
A licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant or immigration lawyer can review your application before submission, especially helpful if your immigration history is complex.
Foreign documents must be translated by a certified translator and accompanied by an affidavit. The translation has to be accepted by IRCC.
Several Canadian banks offer no-fee chequing for new Canadians, with interest, no monthly fees, and a free first credit card to begin building Canadian credit history.
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