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Title

Fredericton Canada Immigration Centre [textual record]. 

Arrangement structure

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Sub-series part of

Canada Immigration Centre and Port of Entry files [textual record] (R1206-224-2-E)

Accession

1. Immigration case files, Fredericton, New Brunswick [textual record] (1998-01462-2)
2. Immigration case files [textual record] (2003-00944-2)
3. Immigration case files [textual record] (2003-00945-0)
4. Immigration case files. [textual record] (2003-00946-9)
5. Immigration case files [textual record] (2003-00947-7)
6. Immigration case files [textual record] (2003-00949-3)

Bilingual equivalent

Centre d'immigration du Canada de Fredericton [document textuel]

Date(s)

[1989-1995]

Place of creation

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent

ca. 16.2 m of textual records

Language of material

English

Scope and content

This is a preliminary record, please consult the linked accessions. Sub-series consists of immigration case files created and/or accumulated at the Fredericton CIC. Approximately 3 m of files in the first linked accesion deal with people of Chinese descent.

Conditions of access

Textual records
32: Restricted by law
Archival reference no.
R1206-260-6-E
Former archival reference no.
RG76-E

Terms of use

Copyright belongs to the Crown. Credit Library and Archives Canada.

Additional name(s)

Canada Immigration Centre (Fredericton, N.B.)

Biography / Administrative history

The Fredericton Canada Immigration Centre (CIC) was a responsibility centre and office of record for the acceptance of immigrants and control of immigration irregularities at the field office level. The Fredericton CIC was a primary contact in New Brunswick for new immigrants and for persons wishing to sponsor the immigration of relatives abroad. As was the case with other CICs located in all Canadian cities and larger towns, the Fredericton CIC also undertook responsibilities such as the investigation of immigration irregularities and representing the department at formal inquiry hearings involving refused claims, deportations, and exclusions.

Additional information

Source of title
Title is based on the contents of the sub-series.

Accruals
Further accruals are expected.

Related materials
Researchers are also encouraged to consult the related Canadian Employment Centres records for same time period (e.g., MIKAN 157275), and appropriate regional centers in the Canadian Employment and Immigration Commission sous-fonds (RG 118).

Arrangement note
This sub-series may be continued in the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (1993- ) fonds; researchers should consult the sub-series linked to MIKAN 4349642.

Source

Government

Related control no.

1. 88/012
2. 95-1208-00 HFRC
3. 96-0616-01 HFRC
4. 97-0807-00 HFRC
5. 97-0807-02 HFRC
6. 97-0807-03 HFRC
7. 97-1004-00 HFRC
8. 1998-01462-2
9. 2003-00944-2
10. 2003-00945-0
11. 2003-00946-9
12. 2003-00947-7
13. 2003-00949-3
14. RG76
15. RG76-E

MIKAN no.

161644