Author:
Bonnie Tyler
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has emerged as the most powerful passport in the world, while traditional powerhouses like Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States have seen a notable decline in their standings.
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Author:
Bonnie Tyler
Exciting Opportunity for Citizenship Through a Grandparent: Latest Updates on the “Lost Canadians” Bill C-71
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For Canadians, whether by birth or naturalization, your Canadian Citizenship Certificate is not just a piece of paper – it’s a key document proving your Canadian identity and citizenship. One of the essential uses of this certificate is that it’s required to apply for a Canadian passport.
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CITIZENSHIP AMENDMENT NEWS We are thrilled to bring you news of a significant update in Canadian citizenship rules, particularly in relation to double descent. If you were born outside Canada, and previously applied for Canadian citizenship through a parent, this announcement holds great importance for you, as you are now eligible to pass on your Canadian citizenship to your children. The coming amendments to The Canadian Citizenship Act will introduce provisions that allow individuals who acquired their citizenship through descent…
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Discover the new enhanced caregiver pilot programs in Canada, offering permanent residence on arrival for home care workers. Learn about eligibility criteria, benefits, and how these changes support caregivers and Canadian families.
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Very recently, the Canadian government determined that it would not appeal a December 2023 court decision overturning the First Generation Limit on inheriting Canadian citizenship in place since 2009.
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Bill C-71 introduces new Canadian citizenship by descent legislation, extending citizenship beyond the first generation inclusively. It provides automatic citizenship for those born abroad to Canadian parents and reinstates citizenship for “Lost Canadians.” Learn more about this transformative change.
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How to apply for Canadian Citizenship Through Parents/Grandparents with limited documents – Part 2 In part one of this article, we have already outlined measures you can take when you are missing certain documents for your Canadian Citizenship Certificate but what do you do when you have all your documents but some of them show different names or different spellings of names? You might have your parents’ marriage certificate but one of the names doesn’t match the birth certificate you…
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How to apply for Canadian Citizenship with limited documents – Part 1 When it comes to submitting an application to IRCC for a Canadian Citizenship Certificate, the process initially appears straightforward. By adhering to the document checklist requirements, you can effectively organize the materials you’ve gathered in preparation for submission. However, complications arise when you realize you’re missing some of the necessary documents. Despite the possibility of seeking guidance from IRCC through a quick call, reaching an agent for support…
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