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Asheesh Moosapeta
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Asheesh is a Content Writer at CIC News and CanadaVisa.

Originally with a background producing for radio and social media, Asheesh joined CIC News and CanadaVisa with the same passion to deliver value-add content to audiences, and serve them through media at the highest level possible.

Having additional experience in copywriting for entertainment content; Asheesh's educational background is in Communications and Psychology - two fields he makes use of every day in trying to create content with the target audience constantly in mind. With a passion for creating in photo, video, audio, and graphic design mediums; Asheesh thrives on being the best learner possible and helping distill complex information into simple, beautiful, valuable content across the board.

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IRCC’s proof of citizenship review: what happened, what changed, and what to do if you’re impacted
In June 2026, the Canadian government sent letters to some citizenship applicants telling their their certificates were under review
Analysis: What IRCC’s surrender letters revealed, and what applicants can do going forward
What IRCC's Proof of Canadian citizenship surrender letters can teach us about applying
This Fourth of July, Americans are discovering that they are Canadian too
A chaotic table holding to passports and a number of scattered notes, as someone tries to trace back their family line to Canada.
Millions of Americans have two independence days this year. Most don’t know it
A busy desk with a Canadian and American passport, and a calendar marking both the Canadian and American independence days.
IRCC claims only 1% of citizenship by descent applicants impacted, in first official statement on certificate surrenders
IRCC explains what prompted citizenship certificate reviews
A 1947 law cut Americans’ ancestors out of Canada. A new law just made their descendants citizens again
A picture of a family photo on top of a citizenship certificate and next to a binder filled with family documents.
Your Irish ancestors lived in Canada generations ago. You might still be Canadian
A flag of an Irish anf Canadian. flag resting atop a beige background.
Immigration minister says Canada is ‘not finalizing any new’ citizenship-by-descent applications, reviewing all files
A picture of a Canadian passport sitting atop a desk.
The Canadian citizenship rule most queer families don’t know exists
A family sits in quiet contemplation as they submit their proof of citizenship application to the Canadian government.
How a Canadian great-grandparent can make you a citizen
A new Canadian on a boat on Lake Morraine, with on a bright summer day.
Provincial nominees receive invitations in first Express Entry draw since May
A picture of Helmcken Falls in British Columbia
The Canadian citizenship certificate backlog is 15 months. Here is how to get yours in 10 days.
A picture of a stack of organized files sitting on a desk.
Canada is already returning citizenship certificates it demanded days ago from lost Canadians
A returned citizenship certificate sits atop a crowded office desk.
Canada just changed what counts as proof of citizenship by descent — here’s the breakdown
A picture of a citizenship certificate on a desk in the foreground, with a laptop in the background.
Canada pauses processing of some citizenship-by-descent applications, clarifies rules for those under review
A man waits disappointedly for his citizenship interview in an empty waiting room, surrounded by empty chairs.
The Bill C-3 paradox: Millions now qualify for Canadian citizenship, but few will apply
A phone sits atop a coffee table showing ancestry results of its owner, with glasses and a cup of coffee to each side of the frame
Yes, you can still apply for Canadian citizenship by descent, even if you can’t find all the paperwork
A box of old documents on a table, with a birth certificate laid out to the right
Canada asks new citizens to hand back their citizenship certificates
An image of the crest of Canada, printed on citizenship certificates.
Lewiston, Maine was built by French Canadians—many of their descendants may now be Canadian too
A picture of the railroad bridge on summer day is Lewiston Maine.
Nearly one in six Woonsocket residents may already be Canadian
A running mill in the town of Woonsocket Rhode Island, which contributed to much of the immigration from French Canada to the city.
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