Maple Sponsor

Covers Canadian immigration — from sponsoring a spouse to permanent residence and study permits. Looks harder than most at what happens after filing: why a simple application often holds up better than one overloaded with evidence, and where employers actually break compliance rules. Readers come away not with slogans about moving to Canada but with a real sequence of steps and a sense of which details actually decide a case. It covers what happens when a couple lives outside Canada and still wants to file a spousal sponsorship, and how that differs from the standard route. There's coverage of how a child born in Canada affects a parent's status, and of the grounds on which someone can actually lose PR. A federal court ruling overturning a refusal, and how a past visa refusal follows an applicant into future applications, get their own treatment too.