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面临加拿大边境服务局(CBSA)面谈?移民律师能如何协助您

当国际学生、临时外籍工人或永久居民被安排与加拿大边境服务局(CBSA)进行面谈时,往往意味着存在可能严重影响其在加拿大身份的潜在问题。这些问题可能涉及不准入境、违反移民条件,或更广泛的不合规行为。CBSA面谈可能导致严重的移民后果,包括被遣返出境。在此类情况下,尽早获得有策略的法律指导至关重要。在Heron Law Offices,我们专注于为面临CBSA执法面谈的客户提供经验丰富、切实可行的法律代理服务。

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Undue Delay as Abuse of Process: Fighting a Losing Battle at the ID?

Immigrating to Canada is a long process. Depending on the type of application submitted, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few years to receive a decision. Certain applications see initial movement, then find themselves in a vacuous state – not entirely refused, but not accepted either. Cases referred to the Immigration Division (ID) under s. 44(1) of the IRPA often fit in this category.

When is the time between referral to the ID and the admissibility hearing considered too long so as to constitute an abuse of process? This blog will discuss the legal test for undue delay as abuse of process and recent case law where no abuse of process was found despite lengthy delays.

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New Rules on Cancellation of Temporary Resident Documents: Strengthening Border Security or Overreaching?

The updated regulations provide immigration and border services officers with explicit authority to cancel temporary resident documents on a case-by-case basis, including electronic travel authorizations (“eTAs”), temporary resident visas (“TRVs”), work permits, and study permits. While the government presents these revisions as essential for maintaining border security, there are concerns that they could be excessive, raising issues related to fairness, transparency, and the potential for misuse.

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