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Temporary Residency Applications
Permanent Residency Family Sponsorship Applications
Permanent Residency Family Sponsorship Applications
- Temporary Resident Visa (TRV): also known as a tourist visa, it will enable you to temporarily stay in Canada up to six months potentially.
- Visitors Record: Extend your stay in Canada.
- Study Permit: Allows you to study in Canada.
Permanent Residency Family Sponsorship Applications
Permanent Residency Family Sponsorship Applications
Permanent Residency Family Sponsorship Applications
- Spousal or Common law Family Sponsorship: Bring your spouse, common-law or conjugal partner to live in Canada as a Permanent Resident.
- Dependent Child Sponsorship: Bring your biological or adoptive dependent child to Canada.
Permanent Residency Economic Applications
Permanent Residency Family Sponsorship Applications
Permanent Residency Economic Applications
- Express Entry Skilled Worker Application.
- Express Entry Canadian Experience Class.
- Express Entry Provincial Nominee Application.
Temporary Work Permits Applications
Permanent Residency Humanitarian Applications
Permanent Residency Economic Applications
- Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA): Paid by the employer in order to comply with the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.
- LMIA based Work Permit: Paid by the foreign worker.
- Bridging Open Work Permit: Allows you to maintain your eligibility to continue working in Canada while awaiting decision on a potential permanent residence application.
- Global Talent Stream: Aimed for highly specialized workers, it allows the employer to avoid the LMIA process and bring top talent to Canada quickly.
- International Mobility Program (IMP) Work Permits: Based on Canada’s many international free trade agreements among others, it allows for foreign high-skilled workers to come work in Canada under various different streams avoiding the LMIA process of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.
- Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP): Allows international students that graduated from an eligible post-secondary institution and program of study the ability to work full time in Canada after their studies.
Enforcement and Remedies
Permanent Residency Humanitarian Applications
Permanent Residency Humanitarian Applications
- Criminal Rehabilitation: Overcome a criminal conviction and be admissible to visit Canada.
- Temporary Residence Permit (TRP): Available in eligible cases when criminal rehabilitation is not an option.
- Restoration of Status: Available to foreign nationals who did not renew before expiry date if done maximum 90 days late.
- Section 44 Report: Receive competent representation in order to respond to an allegation of inadmissibility and prepare for an oral interview with a Canada Border Service Agent to appease or advocate against alleged findings.
- Immigration and Refugee Board Hearings: Receive competent representation at Admissibility Hearings at the Immigration Division Tribunal and Removal Orders, Residency Obligation and Sponsorship Appeals as well as responding to a Minister’s Appeal at the Immigration Appeal Division Tribunal.
Permanent Residency Humanitarian Applications
Permanent Residency Humanitarian Applications
Permanent Residency Humanitarian Applications
- Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds PR Application: Allows you to obtain permanent residency by being able to overcome an otherwise ineligibility found under IRPA. Humanitarian factors such as best interest of a child will grant PR if eligible and otherwise admissible.
- Refugee Protection Applications and Hearings: Receive competent representation to file in preparing, filing and attending refuge protection application hearings.
Other Services
Other Services
Other Services
- PR Card Renewal: Lost or expired PR cards need to be renewed if you are returning to Canada by commercial carrier.
- Citizenship Application: Obtain your Canadian Citizenship and never renew your PR card again.