do you have to take atest when you reach 62 to bcome a Canadian citizen?
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The age has nothing to do with it.
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Hmmm... I think you would need to become a citizen first. That might take a while, as the government has to check out your background and I think they administer a couple of tests as well, but I might be wrong. \n\nThat could take up the three weeks, maybe longer, as the government has to process it and then send you your citizenship. Then you would have to go to the school of choice, and then register with them and pay your school fees, if the school has them.\n\nI think you'd have to look up the Canadian government website to find out more about citizenship, I'm afraid I don't know much about that.
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Yes.  A candidate must be 35 years or older, he/she must be born in the United States and be a resident of the United States for a minimum of 14 years, not 3 as ben s said.
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Yes. In USA is PharmD (Doctorate of Pharmacy) and you can do it at any age.\nPre req are 2 years and than 4 yrs of pharmacy school. Total of 6
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If you're under 18 years of age you need your birth certificate and a note from your parents giving ou permission to cross the border.  If your 18 or older you just need your license.
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If you are not too old to do questions and answers on Yahoo Answers you are not too old for college.  Some colleges even offer free tuition to seniors - at least in Canada -check it out.
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NOPE! you don't need any! My hubby & I applied for that last yr and got it with in 5/6 months. our  first language is also not English or French! if you do so, i think it will be just wasting your money!
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your son would be a citizen, but you need to prove it to the immigrations, unless you take your son to the US or file documents before your son is a certain age (i think 18) it will not be automatic. He will automatically be allowed into the country and get citizenship as long as you follow the correct procedures, but if you wait til he passes a certain age, it is too late, but this does not pass on to his children, unless he was a us citzen...\nMy cousin's father was a US citizen, he had her with a woman in another country. She visited the US all the time, but he never once filed for her to become a citizen, she offically lived in the country she was born, and her father died while she was a young child in the country she was born, which then made her in ineligible to claim her citizenship because now she is too old (now that she can do what she wants).\nThe US citizen parent though can still apply for the child, but it does not make the child a citizen, only a resident, but there are other criteria that would need to be actknowledged.
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I am duel citizen.\nDepending on how old you are you might have to go into the Swiss army. (maybe 20-30y) You can however, refuse and either do community service for more than a year or you will have to pay 4% of your taxable income to the army. (for 10-20 years)
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There is no official minimum age of retirement here in Canada.  The average age is 65, but you can start collecting pension sooner than that.  It just depends on your circumstances.
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i think u can get it wenever as long as ur parents w/ u unless ur over 18
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Not after you are 18. The USA forces you to choose. Dual citizenship is not allowed for adults in the US.
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permission to visit Canada\ncheers
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be a citizen.18 yrs old
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You have to be 18.  If you're under that then you have to have an adult with you.
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Yes. When a parent naturalizes, the child under 18 automatically gets the parent's citizenship. To be on the safe side, he should consult an immigration lawyer. He needs to get a copy of his parent's naturalization document and his own birth certificate (to prove that he is still under age when the parent naturalized).
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You have until you're 26 to register.  They haven't fined anyone for years.  It's a good idea to sign up anyway just to be on the safe side.