Discover Your Pathway to Canada: Comprehensive Immigration Options for LGBTQ2 Individuals Inclusive Immigration Solutions for LGBTQ2 Individuals Are you seeking a safe and supportive environment in Canada? Renowned for its inclusive and progressive stance on LGBTQ2 rights, Canada is a welcoming destination for individuals like you. At our immigration law firm, we understand the unique …
Navigating the Path to Permanent Residency for Out-of-Status Construction Workers in the GTA The program aims to offer permanent residency to out-of-status construction workers who work in construction field, live and work in the Greater Toronto Area, and have family in Canada. This pilot program opened in January 2020 and has been extended to December …
Navigating the Open Work Permit Application for Spousal Sponsorship in Canada Canada’s commitment to family reunification is evident in its immigration policies, especially in the provision of open work permits to spouses or common-law partners being sponsored for permanent residence. This pathway not only facilitates the process of building a life together in Canada but …
When applying for immigration to Canada, foreign nationals must declare and have all their family members (including spouses or common-law partners and children) examined, even if those family members are not accompanying the principal applicant. Failure to have a non-accompanying family member examined can result in a lifetime exclusion from sponsoring that person under the …
The Lonely Canadian Rule: Bringing Extended Family to Canada Canada is known for its welcoming and inclusive immigration policies, allowing families to reunite and build new lives together. While immediate family members (spouses, children, parents, and grandparents) have clear pathways for sponsorship, there’s a lesser-known program that caters to extended family members. Enter the “Lonely …
When sponsoring a spouse, partner, or dependent child for Canadian immigration, you’ll need to complete several forms. Here’s a checklist of the essential forms you’ll need: Family Sponsorship Sponsor your spouse, common-law partner, child or parents. Spousal Sponsorship Checklist
Incomplete Spousal Sponsorship Application: What to Do Next Has your Canadian spousal sponsorship application been returned by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) due to incompleteness? Don’t worry, this is common for self-represented individuals. Hiring an expert for a consultation or representation will help you overcome any immigration hurdles. Incomplete applications are sent back along …
Sponsorships and Genuine Relationships Canada’s spousal sponsorship program allows Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and Registered Indians to sponsor their spouses, common-law partners, or dependent children for permanent residence. While this process aims to reunite families, it can be complex and challenging. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore common issues faced by sponsors during the spousal …
Sponsorships and Genuine Relationships Spousal sponsorship is a program that allows Canadian citizens or permanent residents to sponsor their spouses or common-law partners to join them in Canada as permanent residents. The sponsor and the sponsored person must meet certain eligibility criteria, such as being at least 18 years old, having a valid marriage or …
Express Entry and Police Clearence Certificates (PCR) If you are a skilled worker who wants to immigrate to Canada Express Entry is the primary way to apply. Express Entry is Canada’s online system for managing applications for permanent residence from three economic immigration programs: the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program, and …
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