New Citizenship Law

IRCC Introduces Enhanced Verification Procedures for Immigration Language Tests Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced updated operational instructions that require immigration officers to conduct more comprehensive verification of language test results submitted with immigration applications. The new guidance is designed to help identify fraudulent language test results and strengthen the integrity of Canada’s […]

IRCC Reports Faster Processing for In-Canada Work Permit Applications Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released updated processing times for temporary residence applications, showing a significant improvement for individuals applying for work permits from within Canada. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released updated processing times for temporary residence applications, showing a significant

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Canada Introduces Temporary Relief Measures for Certain Ugandan Asylum Seekers The Government of Canada has announced temporary immigration measures that will allow certain Ugandan nationals and former residents of Uganda to apply for a new Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA), giving some individuals another opportunity to seek protection before being removed from Canada. The measure responds

Canada Opens New Opportunities for Individuals with Canadian Ancestry Recent changes to Canada’s Citizenship Act have expanded citizenship by descent eligibility for many people born outside Canada. As a result, some individuals with a Canadian great-grandparent may now be eligible to claim Canadian citizenship, provided they meet the legal requirements under the updated legislation. The