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Adoption Immigration: Sponsor Your Adopted Child to Canada
Starting a family through adoption is an exciting time but it can also seem overwhelming. There are many rules surrounding adoption and a through understanding of these laws is necessary. If you wish to adopt a child, you must make sure that you meet the requirements of both country your child is from and Canada.
Inter-Country Adoption Immigration Backlogs a Result of Systemic Issues
Canadian couples and their legally adopted children have been stuck in an immigration catch-22 for the past while. The Canadian government will not process visas for children without exit letters and, in the case of the Democratic Republic of Congo for instance, exit letters will not be issued for a child without a valid visa; […]
Citizenship and Immigration Canada cracks down on Marriage and Adoption for Immigration Purposes
What You Need to Know About “Adoption for Immigration” A small mention proposing new regulations on family relationships for immigrants was mentioned in Saturday’s Canada Gazette about ‘adoption for immigration in Canada. The Canada Gazette is a publication put out by the Government of Canada that contains information on notices for the public, hearings and […]
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Does having Canadian Adoptive Parents result in Automatic Canadian Citizenship?
Last week, a hearing began for a teenager who is under threat of deportation back to his native Congo for committing a crime. Immigrant young offendersbare not typically deported when they commit a severe crime. This begs the question, what happens when a foreign minor is adopted by a Canadian family?
