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. Pepa v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)

In Pepa v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) (SCC, 2025) the Supreme Court of Canada briefly reviews the typical immigration 'permanent residence' application process:
[55] Generally, the process for permanent resident applicants like Ms. Pepa involves the following steps. An overseas visa officer first conducts an assessment of whether an applicant satisfies the admissibility requirements. When satisfied, the officer issues a permanent resident visa and confirmation of permanent residence to the applicant. The visa holder must travel to Canada and present themself for examination before their visa expires. In Canada, the officer renders a determination of eligibility, considering any new information. If eligible, the visa holder is then admitted to Canada as a permanent resident. This is the normal course of events.


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