To become a Canadian citizen, most applicants must meet certain residency requirements, demonstrate knowledge of Canada, pass a citizenship test, and take the Oath of Citizenship.

The document indicating someone's permanent resident status is a permanent resident card.

Being inadmissible means that certain individuals are not allowed to enter Canada, according to the country's immigration law.

In the immigration and refugee process in Canada, an appeal refers to the process by which an individual challenges a decision made by immigration authorities.