Boghossian Morais LLPOttawa, ON · June 8, 2026When a Valid Permit Is Not Enough: Understanding Immigration Status Beyond Expiry Dates
A valid permit doesn’t always mean valid status. In Canadian immigration, maintaining status depends not just on expiry dates, but on meeting the conditions attached to your permit. Many issues arise when individuals unknowingly fall out of compliance—making it critical to understand your obligations and address concerns early to protect your future options.
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