Will Bankruptcy affect my Citizenship process?

Will Bankruptcy affect my Citizenship process?

Will Bankruptcy affect my Citizenship process?

No. Filing bankruptcy is not a crime. It is not considered failure in fulfilling your legal civic duties. It is a perfectly legal way to deal with overwhelming debt.

It will not disrupt your citizenship process or put your bid for citizenship at risk, so long as you abide by all bankruptcy laws truthfully and honestly.  Citizenship and Immigration Canada website is a great resource for all your citizenship process questions and answers.

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Will bankruptcy in a foreign country impact my credit?

Does Bankruptcy in a Foreign Country Impact My Credit?

The answer to this query isn’t black and white, given its dependence on various factors. However, assuming that declaring bankruptcy in one nation won’t influence your status in another is far-fetched in our increasingly interconnected world.

Queries:

  1. Can credit reporting agencies conduct international credit checks?

This is possible if the credit reporting agency has operations in both countries involved.

  1. Will it prevent us from obtaining a mortgage in Canada?

The outcome depends on your unique circumstances.

  1. Will the other country engage a Canadian debt collection agency to recover any potential assets on their behalf?

This hinges on the existence of a mutual agreement between the two nations involved.

  1. Is it necessary to attend court proceedings for bankruptcy, or can we handle all the administration from Canada?

The bankruptcy filing procedure must comply with the laws of the country where the bankruptcy is being filed.

  1. What is the duration of the Bankruptcy process?

The timeline is dictated by the laws of the country where bankruptcy is declared. Additionally, Canadian law must acknowledge the other country’s laws.

  1. If bankruptcy occurs, will they stake a future claim on property in Canada?

This answer mirrors the previous one (answer 5).

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Undischarged Bankrupt: How much can I Earn?

Undischarged Bankrupt: How much can I earn?

Undischarged Bankrupt: How much can I Earn?

Once your bankruptcy has been filed, you become what is called an “undischarged bankrupt“.  You will be an undischarged bankrupt until you are discharged.  During this period, you may be required to pay to your creditors a portion of your income that is above the guidelines set by the Government of Canada.  In addition to the guidelines, special circumstances may reduce the amount that you are required to pay.  These will include special dietary food, fines or penalties being paid to a court, spousal or child support, medical costs, etc.

All of which will be discussed with you by your Trustee.

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Gambling & Casinos

Vancouver Gambling & Casinos

Gambling & Casinos

These articles may interest individuals wanting to know more about Bankruptcy, Gambling and Casinos:

1. Bankruptcy lawyer condemns proposed casino expansion in the Vancouver Observer. vancouverobserver.com/casino/

2. Goss, Ernie and Morse, Edward A. 2005. The Impact of Casino Gambling on Individual Bankruptcy Rates from 1990 to 2002.  Creighton University. creighton.edu

3. Gerda and the Scottish Centre for Social Research (ScotCen). 2006. Research on the Social Impacts of Gambling.  Scottish Executive Social Research. scotland.gov.uk

4. Stitt, Grant. November 2000. Effects of Casino Gambling on Crime and Quality of Life in New Casino Jurisdictions . Prepared for the U.S. Department of Federal Justice. ncjrs.gov

5. Gambling. justice.gov

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