The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) is an important law in Canada. It governs the conditions under which a person can enter and stay in the country. One key part of this law is Section 44, which deals with reports concerning inadmissibility. A Section 44 report is written by an immigration officer when there are concerns that someone might not be allowed to stay in Canada. This report is serious and can lead to a hearing where a final…
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Reconsideration Requests vs Judicial Reviews
When a Canadian immigration application is refused, there are two main avenues to challenge the decision: reconsideration requests and judicial reviews. A reconsideration request is an informal process where you ask the original decision-maker to review their decision, often based on new information or an error in the application.
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7 Important Things Every Person in Canada Should Know About Disability Benefits
Learn about the importance of disability insurance in Canada, including how it provides income protection and covers living expenses after illness or injury.
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