Boghossian Morais LLPOttawa, ON · April 22, 2026When Institutional Warnings Reflect Practice Reality: On Misinformation in Immigration Law
Misinformation in immigration law often stems from decisions made before clear guidance is available. Even well-intentioned choices, based on incomplete or informal information, can lead to long-term legal consequences. As highlighted by CILA, these issues don’t appear immediately but surface later—when options are limited—making early, accurate legal guidance critical to preserving future immigration pathways.
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