About naturalization or maple leaf card extension (immigration to Canada)

I have lived for three years in the past four years.

For example, if you are in Canada, you can fill out a form at the immigration office to update your address, phone number and other information. It's easy.

If you live in the second year after getting a green card, but not in the third year, in the fourth year and in the fifth year, you can apply for naturalization after your visa is extended. Naturalization is not difficult. There are some materials to be provided and exams are required, but many websites have questions about naturalization exams, which are quite simple, nothing more than geopolitical issues such as where the capital is and what the national flag looks like.

Mind you, you'd better go to Canada now. You don't have much time. If you go to Canada after February, you may be refused entry by Canadian customs.