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| tips = If you are a permanent resident, it is a good idea to apply for Canadian citizenship as soon as you meet the requirements. Once you become a citizen you cannot be removed from Canada other than in extremely rare circumstances | | tips = If you are a permanent resident, it is a good idea to apply for Canadian citizenship as soon as you meet the requirements. Once you become a citizen you cannot be removed from Canada other than in extremely rare circumstances or if you misrepresented facts on your application. | ||
If you are not a citizen and you are charged with a crime, get legal advice as soon as you can. See '''Where to get help'''. | If you are not a citizen and you are charged with a crime, get legal advice as soon as you can. See '''Where to get help'''. | ||
