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Emond Immigration Law Series
LPEN partners with Emond Publishing on the Immigration Law Series — practitioner texts written by Canadian immigration lawyers and consultants. They are desk references rather than course material: what you reach for when a file raises a question a webinar didn’t cover.
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The discount applies to the Immigration Law Series and to other Emond immigration titles. Email us and we will send you the code to enter at checkout on emond.ca.
Four volumes of the Immigration Law Series, under general editors Chantal Desloges and Cathryn Sawicki, plus two standalone texts. Every one links through to Emond, where you can read the full description and buy.
Second edition · Stephen Green, Alexandra Cole, Cristina Guida, and Peter Salerno
ISBN 978-1-77462-826-3
A well-rounded explanation of the avenues and implications of a foreign national’s temporary entry into the Canadian labour market.
Second edition · Adrienne Smith
ISBN 978-1-77462-770-9
A practical analysis of family reunification, including sponsorship, the rights of spouses and partners, adoption, and reunification of grandparents.
Raj Sharma and Aris Daghighian
ISBN 978-1-77462-019-9
The strategic elements involved in overcoming claims of inadmissibility related to criminality, medical reasons, or misrepresentation.
Second edition · David Matas
ISBN 978-1-77462-774-7
Refugee entry to Canada, detention, claims and hearings, PRRA applications, humanitarian applications, sponsorships, appeals, and refusals.
Fourth edition · Chantal Desloges and Cathryn Sawicki
ISBN 978-1-77462-476-0
An all-in-one reference to the immigration, refugee, and citizenship systems, from eligibility criteria through to decision-making. Written to keep practitioners current as the rules change.
Fifth edition · Lynn Fournier-Ruggles
ISBN 978-1-77462-055-7
A clear overview of the immigration, refugee protection, and citizenship systems, from eligibility criteria through to decision-making. The fifth edition adds updated forms and process charts, further case studies, and a chapter on the structure and functions of the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Newest in the series
Lisa Middlemiss and Amandeep Hayer
A concise guide to Canada’s permanent residence and citizenship pathways: PR card applications, travel documents, port-of-entry examinations, citizenship eligibility, processing steps, and judicial review.
Lisa Middlemiss and Amandeep Hayer both teach with LPEN.
ISBN 978-1-77462-479-1
LPEN runs live webinars and on-demand recordings for RCICs, RISIAs, and immigration lawyers — temporary entry, family class, refugee protection, inadmissibility, and more, for everyone from new practitioners to specialists.