Wong v Canada (Attorney General).pdf
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Zotero
Abstract Note
Immigration and citizenship --- Citizenship — Miscellaneous Passports — Citizen was disabled lawyer who applied to renew his passport — Routine verification by facial recognition software indicated same photograph appeared in another passport issued under another name F — Citizen was advised that he was under investigation by Passport Investigations Division (PID) of Program Integrity Branch of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada — Citizen denied any knowledge of other passport and noted he was at risk of identity theft due to need for caregivers who had access to everything in his home — PID refused issuance of passport and imposed five-year period of refusal of passport services based on citizen obtaining another passport in assumed identity and failing to provide all material required on passport application — Citizen brought application for judicial review — Application granted; matter remitted for redetermination
Date
February 10, 2017
Extra
7 pages.
Publisher
Federal Court
Title
Wong v Canada (Attorney General).pdf
Attachment Title
Wong v Canada (Attorney General).pdf
Collection
Citation
Federal Court, “Wong v Canada (Attorney General).pdf,” Deobfuscating State Surveillance, accessed November 21, 2024, https://surveillance.glendon.yorku.ca/items/show/849.