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Immigration Flashcards

1
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What are the three classes of permanent residents?

A

Family class
Refugee class
Economic class

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2
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Who enters Canada by right?

A

Canadian citizens, registered Indians & permanent residents

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3
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Who may be authorized to enter Canada?

A

Foreign nationals seeking to become temporary residents
Foreign nationals seeking to become permanent residents

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4
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What are the three types of temporary residents?

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Visitors, students and workers

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5
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Who enters Canada by Law?

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-Foreign nationals under a removal order who are refused entry to another country
-Foreign nationals returning to Canada under a transfer order
-Convention refugees and persons in need of protection in possession of travel documents

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6
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Who is allowed to enter Canada as per IRPR Paragraph 39(a)?

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Foreign nationals under a removal order who are refused entry to another country

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Who is allowed to enter Canada as per IRPR paragraph 39(b)?

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Foreign nationals returning to Canada under a transfer order

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Who is allowed to enter Canada as per IRPR paragraph 39(c)?

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Convention refugees and persons in need of protection in possession of travel documents

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9
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What paragraph of IRPR deals with people entering Canada by law?

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Paragraph 39 (a) to (c)

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10
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What section of IRPA defines who enters Canada by right?

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Subsection 19(1)

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11
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What are the two aspects of immigration that must be balanced?

A

Facilitation and enforcement

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12
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What does The acronym IPIL stand for?

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Integrated Primary Inspection Line

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13
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What does the acronym FOSS stand for?

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Field Operation Support System

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14
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What does the acronym SSI stand for?

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Support System for Intelligence

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What does the acronym NCMS stand for?

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National Case Management System

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16
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What does the acronym GCMS stand for?

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Global Case Management System

17
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What does the acronym CPIC stand for?

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Canadian Police Information Center

18
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What does NCIC stand for?

A

National Crime Information Center

19
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What does the acronym ICES stand for?

A

Integrated Customs Enforcement System

20
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What does the acronym IBQ stand for?

A

Integrated Border Query

21
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What are the 3 ways one can become a Canadian citizen?

A

By birth, by descent or by naturalization

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