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Identity Documents for Children in a Canadian Citizenship Application: What IRCC Accepts and What It Returns
Citizenship by descent

Identity Documents for Children in a Canadian Citizenship Application: What IRCC Accepts and What It Returns

Cédric Marin
Cédric Marin
Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Lawyer (LL.L., JD, LL.M.)
CILA 2026: What IRCC Told Lawyers About Citizenship by Descent
Citizenship by descent

CILA 2026: What IRCC Told Lawyers About Citizenship by Descent

Cédric Marin
Cédric Marin
Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Lawyer (LL.L., JD, LL.M.)
Quebec Birth Certificates for Citizenship by Descent: What the Directeur de l'état civil Told Us
Citizenship by descent

Quebec Birth Certificates for Citizenship by Descent: What the Directeur de l'état civil Told Us

Cédric Marin
Cédric Marin
Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Lawyer (LL.L., JD, LL.M.)
Canada and US Dual Citizenship: What Americans Need to Know
Citizenship by descent

Canada and US Dual Citizenship: What Americans Need to Know

Agnès Chaudron
Agnès Chaudron
Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Lawyer (BA, M.Sc., JD)
Canadian Citizenship By Descent, Second Generation: Substantial Connection Test (The 1,095 Day Rule)
Citizenship by descent

Canadian Citizenship By Descent, Second Generation: Substantial Connection Test (The 1,095 Day Rule)

Agnès Chaudron
Agnès Chaudron
Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Lawyer (BA, M.Sc., JD)
IRCC Updates the CIT 0001 and CIT 0014: What Happens to Applications Already Signed on the Old Forms?
Citizenship by descent

IRCC Updates the CIT 0001 and CIT 0014: What Happens to Applications Already Signed on the Old Forms?

Michaël Delagrée
Michaël Delagrée
Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Lawyer (LL.L., JD)
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Marin Immigration Law

Canadian citizenship and immigration lawyers based in Ottawa. Our lawyers and in-house genealogist handle citizenship by descent claims, Federal Court litigation and immigration applications.

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