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    Criminal inadmissibility and its impact on Canadian immigration admissibility

    If a permanent resident (not a Canadian citizen!) commits a criminal offence, they jeopardize their immigration status and can be removed from Canada upon the stripping of their status. Immigration law is clear on what types of criminal offences bar

    Angelina Shuster December 7, 2020 Criminal, Immigration No Comments Read more

    How to make winning submissions for pre-removal risk assessment cases.

    Under Canadian law, any foreign national, whether they are unsuccessful refugee claimants or visitors, have rights their situation be assessed for risk to life, if they face deportation. We had a client who initially was recognized as a convention refugee,

    Angelina Shuster November 23, 2015 Criminal, Immigration 2,261 Comments Read more

    A quick glance at the Immigration Appeal Division

    A quick glance at the Immigration Appeal Division.   Canadian Immigration Appeal Division is not a formal court where one has to strictly follow procedure and obey rules of evidence. It is a tribunal where a less formal system is

    Angelina Shuster February 16, 2015 Criminal, Immigration 2,094 Comments Read more

    Obtaining a Pardon (Record Suspension) and Waiver

    Sometimes, Canadian citizens and permanent residents in Canada underestimate the importance of their criminal record being formally removed from the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database. For example, if a permanent resident did not obtain a pardon for a past

    Angelina Shuster January 15, 2015 Criminal, Immigration 2,253 Comments Read more

    Criminal history and applying for a Canadian citizenship

    I have been asked many times how criminality affects applying for a Canadian citizenship. The public is puzzled on what to do, if one had or still has criminal charges,- whether to apply or wait for a citizenship. The key

    Angelina Shuster April 26, 2014May 22, 2014 Criminal, Immigration 3,172 Comments Read more

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