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Maintaining Permanent Residence Status and Acquiring Citizenship

Amandeep Hayer, Lisa Middlemiss
General Editor(s): Cathryn Sawicki, Chantal Desloges
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Each year, countless individuals from around the world aspire to make Canada their new home, drawn by its welcoming society, diverse opportunities, and high quality of life. 

Maintaining Permanent Residence Status and Acquiring Citizenship is a concise guide to the procedures, policies and strategies for navigating Canada’s permanent residency and citizenships pathways. This how-to-guide addresses permanent residency card applications, mandatory travel documents for permanent residents, expectations at port-of-entry examinations, citizenship eligibility requirements, processing steps, judicial review, and more.

Written by immigration law experts, Lisa Middlemiss and Amandeep Hayer, this handbook examines relevant cases alongside policy changes and legislation to provide immigration practitioners with a trusted resource for the most up-to-date information on Canada’s dynamic immigration process.

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ISBN
978-1-77462-479-1
Page Count
414
Publisher
Emond Publishing
Publication Date
July 2024
Status
Available
Subjects
Immigration and Refugee Law; Immigration Law Series
Tags
Practice Immigration

Part I: Permanent Residence Status
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Residency Obligation
Chapter 3: Exceptions to Physical Presence in Canada under the IRPA
Chapter 4: Permanent Resident Card Applications
Chapter 5: Permanent Resident Travel Documents
Chapter 6: Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations
Chapter 7: Port-of-entry Examinations
Chapter 8: Loss of Permanent Resident Status Due to Serious Criminal Convictions
Chapter 9: Adverse Residency Determinations
Chapter 10: Renouncing PR Status
Chapter 11: Judicial Review (PR)

Part II: Citizenship Applications
Chapter 12: History of Canadian Citizenship
Chapter 13: Citizenship by Birth
Chapter 14: Citizenship through a grant
Chapter 15: Applying for Proof of Citizenship
Chapter 16:  Processing Steps
Chapter 17:  Loss of Canadian Citizenship
Chapter 18:  Judicial Intervention

Chapter 1: Introduction


“The Canadian immigration system is dynamic and continues to evolve in response to changing societal needs, economic priorities, and global events. As such, staying informed and up-to-date is essential for immigration practitioners. This book serves as a reliable companion, offering insights into the various immigration programs, eligibility criteria, and documentation requirements. Each chapter provides valuable guidance to navigate the complexities of the immigration process.”

— Cathryn Sawicki and Chantal Desloges



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