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Canadian Government Considers Tighter Language Requirements for Immigrant Spouses

In keeping with its recent efforts to overhaul the country’s immigration system, the Canadian government may be considering stricter language requirements for immigrants’ spouses. While a final decision has yet to be reached, Canada’s Immigration Minister Chris Alexander has raised the idea of stricter language requirements for immigrant spouses at consultation meetings with representatives of […]

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Canada Immigration Urgent Processing

In some circumstances, people can ask for urgent processing in regards to their applications to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). Generally, applicants will have to show that there is a good reason for why the applicant needs to have their application processed before others. These processes do not make the processing of the applications immediate,

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National Occupation Classification Skill Type 0

People whose skills sets match those outlined in the National Occupation Classification Skill Type 0 can often apply for immigration to Canada though several different kinds of programs. These programs grant Permanent Residency to qualified applicants. Permanent Residency is an immigration status that allows a foreign national to live and work within Canada indefinitely. Permanent

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Common-Law Partners and Immigration

Citizenship and Immigration Canada allows Permanent Residents and citizens within the country to sponsor their spouses to become Permanent Residents. This family is generally called family based immigration and includes children as well. A question commonly asked is whether or not common-law partners or same-sex couples can immigrate in this category as well. Canada generally

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