I would like to know how many years it would take a U.S. Citizen before he/she could qualify for Canadian citizenship? I have heard that U.S. citizens usually have a faster track (1-2 years) to apply for citizenship than other nationalities.
Answer:
An American has to live in Canada 3 out of the last 4 years to be eligible for citizenship. It's the same for any other immigrants. Americans do NOT have a faster track to apply for Canadian citizenship.
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For others immigrants is 3 years, at least.(3 to 5 to be more precisely) For US Citizens I think its the same.They don't have 2 immigration laws, one for U.S. and one for others, perhaps some advantages .
here its the official site :
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizen/ind...
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