Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) v. Elzubair
dimanche, 28 avril 2013
T-1052-09 2010 FC 298 March 16, 2010 Principle Established: Citizenship misrepresentation does render applicant inadmissible The applicant was a permanent resident of Canada who applied for citizenship. In her application she indicated she was absent for only 311 days during the four year period. She was asked to provide proof of residence in Canada and
- Publié dans 2010, Canada Case Law, Mars
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Sanif v. Canada
dimanche, 28 avril 2013
IMM-863-09 2010 FC 115 February 4, 2010 Principle Established: Visa Office has the right to revoke a PR visa that has already been issued. The Applicant applied for Permanent Residence (PR) under the Skilled Worker Category after receiving a positive Arranged Employment Offer (AEO) from Service Canada. Her application was approved and she was already
- Publié dans 2010, Canada Case Law, Mars
Jafarain v. Canada
dimanche, 28 avril 2013
IMM-4898-08 2010 FC 40 January 14, 2010 Principle Established: Excessive demand on healthcare cannot be countered by offering to pay. The Applicant was selected by Quebec as an investor, but was found to be inadmissible because her daughter, who suffered from multiple sclerosis, would cause an excessive demand on Canadian health care. Although the disease
- Publié dans 2010, Canada Case Law, Mars
Girmaeyesus v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)
dimanche, 28 avril 2013
IMM-2980-09 2010 FC 54 January 20, 2010 Principle Established: A foreign worker should not be refused a WP based on his future intent of becoming a PR. The Applicant was a working as a cook in Sri Lanka. He made two applications for WP following LMO approvals, but was refused. He initially applied as a
- Publié dans 2010, Canada Case Law, Mars