If you’ve been in Canada for a few years and you’re struggling to qualify for PR through traditional means, there’s a powerful, often overlooked solution that could change everything—learning French.
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If you were born outside of Canada and have a Canadian grandparent, you may soon be eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship — even if your parent was also born outside Canada. Thanks to the upcoming changes in Canada’s citizenship laws under Bill C-71, the door is opening wider for many second-generation individuals to reclaim their Canadian roots.
But what if you’re not sure whether your grandparent was ever a Canadian citizen? Don’t worry — that’s a common question, and one that can be answered with a few key steps.
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Author:
Bonnie Tyler
In 2022, Tony moved on from Doherty Fultz Immigration to pursue new opportunities. Though he is no longer with the company, his legacy of service and excellence continues to inspire our work. We remain grateful for the time we shared and the impact he made during his years with us.
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Being asked to leave Canada voluntarily might come as a surprise or even a shock. It’s a moment that requires careful thought and planning, especially if your circumstances are complicated.…
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When dealing with immigration, things can occasionally go awry, leading to unexpected challenges such as receiving an exclusion order. Simply put, an exclusion order is a directive from immigration authorities…
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With major changes coming to Canadian citizenship law through Bill C-71, getting citizenship through a grandparent is now a reality but many people are wondering What about through a great-grandparent?
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Author:
Bonnie Tyler
Update on Canadian Citizenship Through a Grandparent: Court Grants New Extension Until November
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Obtaining a Canadian citizenship certificate plays a key role in solidifying one’s identity and connection to Canada. It’s not just about having a piece of paper; this certificate serves as…
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