Becoming a Citizen of Trinidad and Tobago

CONTENTS Definition of Personality2 How a person becomes a citizen in Trinidad and Tobago.. 3 Roles of a Citizen .. 7 Qualities of an bang-up citizen 8 Pictures of Document 9 DEFINITION OF PERSONALITY According to the Ameri tail assembly Psychological Association, personality refers to the individual differences in char solveeristic patterns of thinking, feeling and behaving. These patterns can be observed amongst all animate organisms in spite of appearance the universe. Personality is the congenital character of a person and is that aspect of every human cosmos that impresses others.HOW A PERSON BECOMES A CITIZEN OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO This is the complete legal process of graceful a Trinidad and Tobago citizen- 1. A person must apply to be a citizen at with the ministry of national pledge. 2. You must fulfill these criteria * The spouse of a resident or citizen of Trinidad and Tobago. * The parent or grandparent of a resident or citizen of Trinidad and Tobago who resides i n the country and is forgeting and able to provide care and nutrition for you. * Working in Trinidad and Tobago under a Work Permit for cinque or more continuous long time at the time of coating.However, a wee-weeer resident or citizen of Trinidad and Tobago who wishes to obtain residency again would gestate to * Obtain a Police enfranchisement of fibre from all countries of fireside within the last five years and from Trinidad and Tobago. Please follow the nexus below for information on obtaining a Police security department of Character from Trinidad and Tobago. Certificates must not be date more than six months forrader the date of application. * Have legally put oned the country if you are currently living in Trinidad and Tobago. Not be in a prohibited caste as outlined in Section 8(1) of in-migration dally. The in-migration Act can be viewed in its entirety on the Ministry of National Securitys Immigration Division website. 3. You must obtain and complete two copi es of a P&I 6 Form from one of the offices below, or from either Trinidad and Tobago overseas mission. These are available at 1. Citizenship and Immigration Section synagogue Court 31-33 Abercromby Street, principle Floor Port of Spain Trinidad, West Indies Phone (868) 623-2441-5 facsimile machine (868) 625-9405 E-Mailemail&160protected ov. tt 2. Immigration Office Port role Building Milford Road Scarborough Tobago, West Indies Tel (868) 639-2681 Fax (868) 639-1868 3. Both copies of the application form should be completed in accordance with the included instructions and returned in person, together with all need documentation. REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION * Four very(a) passport-sized photos taken within the last six months. * Birth Certificate and encouraging Affidavit, if necessary (original and one copy). * Marriage Certificate, if applicable (original and one copy). Police Certificate of Character from previous counties of residence within the last five years and from Trini dad and Tobago, dated not more than six months from the date of application. * Work Permits issued in the name of the applicant for five years (original and one copy). * Job letter or, if self-employed, evidence of registration of Comp any and letter indicating nature of employment and income. * financial statements reflecting any investment accounts, bank accounts or credit union accounts dated not more than two weeks before date of application. Tax head Certificate B or C, which can be obtained at the Inland Revenue Department, Trinidad House, St. Vincent Street, Port of Spain. * Photocopies of each utilised page of a valid foreign Passport. The required documentation may vary fit to the reason for applying for residency in Trinidad and Tobago. 4. The following fees are deportable upon favourable reception of an application for Resident Status * Nationals of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries pay TT$400. 00. Nationals of non-CARICOM countries pay TT$1000. 00. Payment mus t be made in capital or by certified cheque at Cashiers Unit Ground Floor, Ministry of National Security 31-33 Abercromby Street, Port of Spain Trinidad, West Indies The Cashiers Unit is open Monday through Friday from 800 am to 230 pm, except public holidays. If application was made at an Overseas Mission you are required to enter Trinidad and Tobago once your Resident Status is approved to pay your fees and to collect your Certificate of Resident Status.AFTER APPLICATION All applications are placed in a queue in the order in which they are received. faculty from the Citizenship and Immigration Section will review each application and, if necessary, implore omitted information. Once an application is deemed to be complete, the Ministry will send written relation to the applicant of the date and time he or she has been scheduled for an interview. During the interview, an Immigration Officer will determine if the applicant qualifies for Resident Status.After the interview, the Mi nistry will send the applicant written notification of the final last regarding his or her application for Resident Status. The period of time from when you apply to final decision may vary from one to four years. ROLES OF A CITIZEN As a citizen of Trinidad and Tobago many roles must be played. There are estimables and responsibilities that are required in order to fulfill the position of a legal Trinidad and Tobago resident. The properlys, roles and responsibilities of a citizen are available in the Trinidad and Tobago constitution. These rights are the right of the individual to life, liberty, security of the person and enjoyment of property And the right not to be deprive thereof except by due process of law * the right of the individual to compare before the law and the protection of the law * the right of the individual to respect for his private and family life * the right of the individual to equality of treatment from any public authority in the exercise of any function s * the right to join political parties and to express political views * the right of a parent or guardian to provide a school of his take choice for the education of his child or ward * freedom of drive * freedom of conscience and religious belief and observance * freedom of pattern and expression * freedom of association and assembly and * Freedom of the press.QUALITIES OF AN OUTSTANDING CITIZEN An bang-up citizen must display characteristics that have a positive and significant bear upon on the country. Becoming a good citizen in take obeying the law, voting, compensable attention to government and politics, donating money to help others, volunteering to help others and helping with problems and issues within society. Excelling at these and other duties amongst society creates the perfect example of what an outstanding role model citizen can be. Being an outstanding citizen comes with great results. Awards and privileges are given with the act of outstanding citizenry and a rich and prosperous lifestyle awaits the achiever.