Citizenship judge
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A citizenship judge is an official of the Canadian government who reviews applications for Canadian citizenship and presides over Citizenship Ceremonies to administer the Oath of Citizenship for successful applicants for Canadian citizenship.
Citizenship judges are appointed by the Governor in Council on the recommendation of Minister of Citizenship and Immigration. Citizenship judges are not addressed as "Your honour" and are identified and introduced as "Judge (name).
Current citizenship judges
- Renata Brum Bozzi, Senior Citizenship Judge effective 6 Oct 2013
- Floyd C. Babcock
- Aris Babikian
- John Dennsion
- Harry (Harjit) Dhaliwal
- Ann Dillon
- Joyce Frustaglio
- Crist Geronikolos
- Renée Giroux
- Veronica Johnson
- Anne-Marie Kains
- Lillian Klein
- Benson Lau
- Trang Nguyen
- James McCrae
- Karen McMillan
- Dane Minor
- Laurie Zandra Mozeson
- Terrence M. O'Malley
- Farid Osmane
- Gerald Pash
- Angelo Persichilli
- Sharon Margaret Robertson
- Rafiq Rokerya
- Georgette Roy
- Ted Salci
- Marian Sami
- Marie Senécal-Tremblay
- Wojciech Sniegowski
- Norman Vachon
- Robert Watt
- Joan May Way
- Roy Chew Yee Wong
- Joe Woodard
External links
- Information at Citizenship and Immigration Canada
- Profiles of Citizenship Judges
- Citizenship Commission
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