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Given that adoption is a provincial or territorial responsibility, Canada extended the application of the Hague Convention to the Canadian provinces and territories, with provincial and territorial laws giving effect to the Hague [requester] and citizenship legislation has been amended to support Canada’s obligations under the Hague Convention and is reflected in Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR) and the Citizenship Act and its corresponding [requester] hope you find this information useful. Thank you kindly, [requester] De: Envoyé: [requester] A: Immigration Representatives / Représentants immigration (IRCC) <[requester email]> Objet: [requester] Dear [requester], Happy New Year! |.am reaching out to seek some clarification regarding the application process for one of our clients, as they are ina unique situation. The clientis a and married a woman from [requester] have been legally married for 7 years. He has also legally adopted her year-old son as per the Georgian law. The adoption process is now complete. The client now wishes to bring both his wife and the adopted child to Canada. | would appreciate your guidance on the best and fastest route for the child to join them in [requester] applying for Canadian Citizenship for the adopted child be the most efficient option, and if so, whatiis the estimated processing time for this? Alternatively, should we pursue Permanent Residency for the child along with his mother as a dependent? Also can these 2 applications be filed simultaneously? Your expertise on how to navigate this process effectively would be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to your advice. Best regards,