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The Citizenship Act requires a person to reside in Canada 1095 days (3 years) in the 4 years immediately before the date of the application. You may count half time (up to maximum of 730 half days which equals 365 days) for the time you resided in Canada before you became a permament resident. The time you resided in Canada after you became a permanent resident counts as full time. Remember, you count only the last 4 years. For example, if you apply for citizenship on November 1, 2000 you calculate your time in Canada from November 1, 1996. Any time in Canada before November 1, 1996 is not counted.

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Step One
1) Enter the date you became a permanent resident:
Year	Month	Day
**	**	**
2) Enter the date you will sign your application:
Year	Month	Day
**	**	**
3) How many days did you leave Canada between the date you became a permanent resident and the date you will sign your application?
--->Total number of days after you become landed immigrant is :-
If total number of days is = or > than 1095, skip step two.

Step Two
1) Enter the date you arrived to Canada for the first time before you became landed:-
Year	Month	Day
**	**	**
2) How many days did you leave Canada between the date you became landed and the date you arrived to Canada?
--->Total number of days before you become landed immigrant is :-

--->Total number of days you have until today:-		.

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