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A Canadian immigration article about telling IRCC if you get married or have a baby after applying for permanent residence, with a warning about the 2026 policy end and the need to declare new family members before landing.

Got Married or Had a Baby After Applying for PR? What to Tell IRCC and When

Caglar Aybas

Life does not pause for IRCC processing times. People get married, find out they are expecting, or have a baby ...

A Canadian citizenship ceremony guide with what to bring, what happens during the oath, and what comes next after becoming a citizen.

Canadian Citizenship Ceremony: What to Bring, What Happens and What Comes Next

Caglar Aybas

Passing the citizenship test feels like the finish line, but you are not a Canadian citizen yet. Citizenship becomes official ...

Professional blog cover showing a Canadian passport, medical exam form, stethoscope, Canada flag, and Toronto skyline for an Immigration Medical Exam guide.

Immigration Medical Exam (IME) for Canada: Panel Physicians, Costs, and What Actually Disqualifies You

Caglar Aybas

The immigration medical exam must be done by an IRCC panel physician, costs $200-420, and is valid 12 months. What the exam includes, the medical inadmissibility rules, and why most chronic conditions are not the problem people fear.

Professional blog cover showing a Canadian passport, police clearance certificate, fingerprint form, checklist, maple leaf, and world map for Canadian immigration documentation.

Police Clearance Certificate for Canadian Immigration: Country-by-Country Guide

Caglar Aybas

You need a police clearance certificate from every country where you lived 6+ consecutive months since age 18. Country-by-country processes, timing strategy before your ITA, and what to do when a country won't issue one.

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