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If an individual has lived in Canada for less than five years, what extra requirement is often needed for a PAL application?
Applicants who have lived in Canada for less than five years typically must provide a certificate of good conduct from the police of their previous country.
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Question: If an individual has lived in Canada for less than five years, what extra requirement is often needed for a PAL application?
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- A letter of recommendation from their Member of Parliament. ✅ A background check or certificate of good conduct from their previous country of residence.
- They must wait until the five-year residency requirement is met before applying.
- A personal interview with a judge.
Correct answer: A background check or certificate of good conduct from their previous country of residence.
Explanation: Applicants who have lived in Canada for less than five years typically must provide a certificate of good conduct from the police of their previous country.
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