Canadian Immigration Application Checklist: 14 Tips to Help Reduce the Risk of Processing Delays
Use this practical checklist before submitting your Canadian immigration application to help avoid common mistakes that can lead to delays or requests for additional information. Preparing a Canadian immigration application requires careful attention to detail. Whether you are applying for permanent residence, a temporary resident visa, a work permit, a study permit, or another immigration […]
IRCC Reviews Certain Citizenship Certificates Issued Under Canada’s New Citizenship by Descent Rules
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has confirmed that it is reviewing a limited number of citizenship certificates issued under Canada’s new citizenship by descent rules. The reviews involve citizenship certificates issued under Bill C-3, which came into force on December 15, 2025. The legislation expanded access to Canadian citizenship by descent for many individuals […]
Maintained Status in Canada: Why Working or Studying While You “Wait” Is Riskier in 2026 Than People Realize
Maintained status has long been understood as a safety net for temporary residents in Canada. Many workers and students believe that once an extension application is submitted before expiry, they can simply continue as before while waiting for a decision. In 2026, that assumption is increasingly leading to refusals, compliance concerns, and complications in future […]
Canada Announces Fast-Track Permanent Residency Pathway for Foreign Doctors
Canada is taking significant steps to address its nationwide physician shortage by introducing a new, faster pathway to permanent residency for foreign-trained doctors. The measures, announced by Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab, aim to retain physicians already working in Canada, reduce wait times, and improve access to family doctors and specialists across the country. These […]
Federal Court Trends in 2025: Key Decisions That Could Shape Canadian Immigration Law
The immigration landscape in Canada is evolving not just through new policies, but also through the courts. Recent decisions from the Federal Court of Canada show a shift in how judicial review, procedural fairness and delays are being addressed – potentially changing how individuals and employers approach immigration cases. The Problem: Rising Refusals & Growing […]
Canada’s Proposed Mass Visa Cancellation Powers: What Immigration Applicants Need to Know
The federal government of Canada is reportedly seeking sweeping new powers to cancel groups of temporary visas across entire countries or applicant classes – a move that could significantly affect applicants from nations such as India and Bangladesh. (See the CBC’s original reporting on this topic.) 🔍 What’s being proposed According to internal government documents […]
Overcoming Canadian Inadmissibility
Overcoming Canadian Inadmissibility At Jain Immigration Law, we have extensive experience assisting those with criminal charges, convictions and with those who have received “procedural fairness letters” from the Department. Your conviction could have taken place either in Canada or abroad. If we are approached early, we can often work with criminal lawyers and write […]
US Immigration Law
Overcoming Canadian Inadmissibility Given our office’s close proximity to the United States and many land borders, we have assisted countless Canadians with various US immigration law matters. We know which border crossings (we call them ports of entry) are fair and which ones to avoid. We also frequently work with the US Consulate in […]
Canadian Lawyers for Refused Immigrations
Lawyers for Refused Immigrations If you are looking for a lawyer for immigration refusals, we can expertly assist. Jain Immigration Law can assign the right lawyer for refused sponsorships, which usually involves an appeal to the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB). The IRB also deals with deportations and residency obligation appeals. When appealing because your […]
Immigration Lawyers for Canadian Citizenship and Canadian PR Residency Obligations
Immigration Lawyers for Canadian Citizenship and Canadian PR Residency Obligations When you officially travel to Canada to become a Permanent Resident (or “Landed Immigrant”), you will not receive your “PR Card” right away. It can take weeks or months to receive it and so if you need to travel before receiving your PR Card, it’s […]