OTTAWA - The immigration department says unclear department guidance on how to apply for citizenship-by-descent may have led to people being issued proofs of citizenship without sufficient evidence.
OTTAWA - The immigration department says unclear department guidance on how to apply for citizenship-by-descent may have led to people being issued proofs of citizenship without sufficient evidence.
The department now says 100 people were told to surrender their citizenship certificates after a “routine review” found documents issued under Bill C-3 had “potentially insufficient supporting documentation.”
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OTTAWA - The immigration department says it's working "as quickly as possible" to resolve citizenship-by-descent claims, as some…
OTTAWA - Some people who received proof of Canadian citizenship under the "Lost Canadians" legislation are now being told to…
Canada's citizenship-by-descent application process has seen updated guidance following a review of certificates issued under…
OTTAWA - People who received citizenship certificates through Canada's citizenship by descent law are scrambling for answers…
OTTAWA - Just one week after some "lost Canadians" were told to surrender their new citizenship certificates, a few received…
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday people who were told to surrender their proof of citizenship deserve an…
