Canada Immigration and Misrepresentation: Key Lessons from Legal Precedents
In Canadian immigration law, misrepresentation can have severe consequences, leading to inadmissibility and separation from family members. Understanding how misrepresentation is assessed and what defenses may be available is essential for applicants to safeguard...
Delayed Applications, Remedies Due to Covid-19
Delayed applications, remedies are a phenomenon at Canada’s immigration department. Remedies exist, but this issue affects spousal, parent, dependent children, overseas refugees, as well as the temporary resident seekers: students, workers, visitors. Extent of The...
Temporary Resident Permit Case Types
There is a remedy to address inadmissibility known as a temporary resident permit. Such inadmissibilities may include the broad categories of criminal inadmissibility, and medical inadmissibility. Some more specific examples suitable to facilitate entry to Canada may...
What to Do If You Did Not Declare a Relative under 117(9)(d)
The Minister announced a forgiveness or amnesty for certain cases under the Immigration Refugee Protection Regulations affected by subsection 117 (9) (d) The policy mentions the applicability to resettled refugee, was conferred refugee protection in Canada or were...
