Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 12 articles on “Family, marriage, children” in Canada, plus help from a lawyer.
Bill C-3 removed the previous limit for some people born or adopted before December 15, 2025. Now, some adopted individuals may be eligible for Canadian citizenship.
Since Bill C-3 became a law on December 15, 2025, millions of Americans have found they qualify for Canadian citizenship by descent. This has led to a surge of applications for Canadian citizenship…
Canada has stopped accepting applications for the Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship Program. Canadian citizens and permanent residents can no longer sponsor their parents or grandparents for…
Many queer families are unaware of a Canadian citizenship rule that can help them obtain citizenship. Find out if your family is eligible.
Quebec announces the intake for family sponsorship in July 2026. The intake will be open for two years, with a maximum of 15,700 applications accepted. Adult dependent children are exempt from the…
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their adult children for permanent residence under certain circumstances. If you meet the requirements, you can sponsor a child who is…
If one of your grandparents was born in Canada, you may already be a Canadian citizen. Check if you are eligible for Canadian citizenship.
Bill C-3 restored Canadian citizenship to those born before December 15, 2025. However, it also introduced new restrictions for future generations.
Canada has updated its instructions to allow adopted persons to apply for full-validity passports from abroad. This change took effect on April 24, 2026.
Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau made headlines at Coachella. But if you want to become a Canadian citizen, check your family tree. Canadian citizenship can be obtained through family ties.
Canada is making it easier for families to qualify for the parents and grandparents super visa by changing how it calculates the minimum income requirement. The new rules come into effect on March…
Over 25% of spousal sponsorship applications in Canada are not being processed due to incompleteness. According to IRCC, 27% of applications were refused in 2025.
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