Citizenship revocation can occur due to misrepresentation, fraud, or criminal activity prior to or after acquiring citizenship. This process is serious and can lead to loss of status. MapleCrest offers strong legal advocacy to defend clients in revocation proceedings.
Must be a Canadian citizen accused of fraud, concealment, or misrepresentation during the citizenship or immigration process
Must respond within the time frame provided by IRCC
May be eligible for Federal Court review or hearing before the General Division (if rights apply under Bill C-6)
Citizenship revocation notice
Citizenship records and application history
Legal arguments and affidavits
Evidence countering misrepresentation claims
Criminal or legal records (if applicable)
Highly variable (12–36 months depending on complexity)
No IRCC fee, but legal defense costs apply
