De Witt Immigration - Ellen de Witt, RCIC

04/02/2025

We have moved locations but we didn’t go far! You can find us at 3 Erie St. N. in Leamington, ON.

Contact us to find out how we can help you with your Canadian immigration needs 🇨🇦

519-969-6789 / [email protected]

01/01/2025

Happy New Year to all & best wishes for 2025!

26/12/2024

11/11/2024

Giving honour where honour is due. Thank you to all veterans & those currently serving & standing on guard to keep Canada 🇨🇦 strong & safe!

24/10/2024

Canada’s immigration targets for 2025: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/corporate-initiatives/levels.html

01/07/2024

Happy Canada Day! The True North Strong & Free! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

22/06/2024

Attn: International Students

23/05/2024

More information on the changes to Canadian citizenship requirements

The Citizenship Act contains a first-generation limit to citizenship by descent, which means that a Canadian citizen parent can pass on citizenship to a child born outside Canada if the parent was either born in Canada or naturalized before the birth of the child. Canadians born or naturalized in Ca...

23/05/2024

Today, Canada's Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, announced changes to the Citizenship Act to allow for Canadians to pass on citizenship to their children born outside of Canada, past the first generation born outside of Canada (minimum residency requirements must be met by the parent). Changes made to also allow for "lost Canadians" to reinstate their Canadian citizenship.

Contact our office at [email protected] or call 519-969-6789 for more information.

www.dewittimmigration.com

23/05/2024

Immigration Minister Marc Miller announces changes to Canadian citizenship for "lost Canadians" and to allow citizenship to be passed down to more than 1 generation born outside of Canada (minimum residency requirements must be met).

Immigration Minister Marc Miller tabled legislation Thursday that would extend citizenship to some children born outside of Canada.

25/03/2024

Attention Canadian citizens and permanent residents: It’s a crime for you and a foreign applicant to set up what’s known as a “marriage of convenience” to allow your sponsored spouse or common-law partner to immigrate to Canada.

Immigration officers know how to detect false marriages and there are serious criminal charges. Avoid scams and learn the rules for sponsoring a spouse or common-law partner: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/protect-fraud/marriage-fraud.html