Immigration & Refugee Law

Also available in print: KE4454 .D47 2019 LAW (Reserve).
This title is part of the IMMIGRATION LAW SERIES.
This all-in-one guide provides a practical analysis of the complexities and nuances within immigration law.

This text guides readers through the complex principles and processes of Canada’s immigration, refugee protection, and citizenship systems.

This title is part of the IMMIGRATION LAW SERIES.
This text offers a clear and concise account of the procedural and strategic elements involved in achieving refugee status for one’s client. Unlike other texts in this area, this guidebook’s “how-to” approach helps readers navigate each phase of Canada’s refugee determination procedures, from initial proceedings to appeals and remedies.

This title is part of the IMMIGRATION LAW SERIES.
This book’s practical approach guides readers through the current avenues and barriers of family class sponsorship, helping immigration lawyers and consultants develop successful advocacy strategies for their clients.

This title is part of the IMMIGRATION LAW SERIES.

This book provides a concise treatment of the process, procedure and strategic elements involved in overcoming claims of inadmissibility related to criminality (both categories of “criminality” and “serious criminality”), medical reasons, or as a result of misrepresentation.

This title is part of the IMMIGRATION LAW SERIES.

Part 1 is a concise treatment of the procedure and strategic elements involved in achieving and maintaining permanent residence status, including residency rights and obligations and exceptions to the requirement for physical presence in Canada. Part 2 deals with citizenship applications, including eligibility requirements and exceptions for a grant of citizenship, the process for providing proof of citizenship, processing steps and judicial review

This title is part of the IMMIGRATION LAW SERIES.

This book considers basic questions of temporary resident programs in Canada, including whether someone needs a work permit, how they get it, and what the employers and the recipient's responsibilities are, once obtained.