When it comes to immigration to Canada, ‘Express Entry’ are the hottest keywords that you are likely to come across. Express Entry program is the most popular immigration program for immigrating to Canada as a permanent resident. It is the most preferred pathway for a faster entry into Canada. However, certain myths and misconceptions accompany popular programs and schemes, Canada Express Entry program is no exception. There are several things that people take to be true regarding the program, which isn’t quite the case. Let us help you debunk some of them.
1. Anybody Can Enter The Express Entry Pool – Many people believe that anybody can enter the Express Entry pool, irrespective of their age, education, skills, etc. This isn’t true because you are required to be eligible for one of the 3 Express Entry programs, to get entry into the Express Entry pool. The programs are:
2. A Job Offer Is Required To Qualify For The Program – If you are able to secure a job offer from a Canadian employer, it does help you by getting you extra points in the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). However, it’s not mandatory. If you receive a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) approved job offer, it helps you earn 600 CRS points, which greatly improves your chances of securing the Canada PR Visa. 3. Express Entry Is The Only Way You Can Immigrate To Canada – No doubt, Express Entry is the most popular immigration program run by the Federal Government of Canada, but this isn’t the only pathway for Canada immigration. There are other popular programs as well, among them are the Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). Canada has 10 provinces and 3 territories and all of them have their own PNPs or similar immigration programs. PNP is a great alternative to secure Canada Permanent Resident (PR) Visa for those who are unable to secure this through the Express Entry program. In fact, PNPs by provinces such as Alberta, Ontario and Saskatchewan are quite popular. 4. You Will Have Enough Time To Submit Your Documents For Canada PR After You Receive Your Invitation To Apply (ITA) – Once you receive your ITA, you will have a period of 60 calendar days to submit your documents for Canada PR application. However, there are a number of documents that you will need to submit for this purpose, and a period of 60 days may often prove to be insufficient to gather and submit these documents that include educational credentials, medical exam report, languages test results, employment reference letters along with the required forms. Therefore, you must keep these documents ready beforehand. 5. Language Test Is Optional For The Program – This is not true. English and French are the two official languages of Canada and all the candidates are required to have proficiency in reading, writing, speaking and listening in at least either of them. It is mandatory and to prove your efficiency, you will need to take a language proficiency test such as IELTS, TCF, TEF and submit the language test results. 6. Express Entry Candidates Can Check Their CRS Ranking In The Express Entry Pool – Not true. Although, as a candidate, you can view how many CRS points you have, you can’t see your CRS ranking. This is because CRS is meant to be used by the official Canadian immigration authority and for this reason, it provides limited information to the immigration candidates. This is also aimed at saving the system from being predictable to prevent its misuse and manipulation. 7. Once You Create An Express Entry Profile, You Can’t Update It Later – You can always update your Express Entry profile as you gain more work experience or add to your educational qualification or secure a better score in a language test. It is advisable to keep your profile up to date to stand a better chance of receiving an ITA. 8. You Can Get Away With False Information In The Express Entry System – This is not true and you must strictly avoid giving any false information for your Canada PR application. The scrutiny of information and documents submitted by you for Canada PR is done very diligently. If caught with any fictitious or false information, it will severely impact your chances of receiving Canada PR, or any kind of visa for that matter. If you have any more doubts or would like to start your Canada PR visa application, contact IMB Immigration Law today at [email protected]. The firm is headed by Ravneet Kaur Brar – one of the best immigration lawyers in India. She has years of valuable industry experience in helping people immigrate to the US, UK and Canada through a variety of programs. Take advantage of her knowledge to fulfil your immigration dream to Canada and the USA. Visit www.imbimmigrationlaw.com today! IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar View all posts by IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar
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For faster immigration to Canada as a permanent resident, you must be eligible for one of the following three Express Entry programs:
For awarding points to candidates, Canada’s immigration authority – Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) uses the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). CRS uses six selection factors to assess how qualified a candidate is for being granted Canada PR or permanent residence visa. How Does The Canada PR Process Work?
You will be required to meet the following criteria to be eligible for FSWP:
an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) report that shows your foreign education (from outside Canada) is equal to a Canadian certificate, diploma or degree
IRCC uses a grid of 100 points when they assess an application for the FSWP. They look at how well a candidate will adapt to Canada’s labour market. The grid considers the following six selection factors:
This is how points are awarded for the six selection factors. Eligibility FactorMaximum PointsWay To Get Maximum Points Age12Age between 18-35 years Education25A PhD or doctorate-level degree Language skills28CLB 10 Work experience156 or more years of full-time and paid work experience Arranged employment10A valid job offer of a continuous, full-time and paid work for a minimum duration of one year from a Canadian employer. The job has be skill type 0, A or B in the NOC Adaptability10Past full-time and paid Canadian work experience of minimum 1 year in skill type 0, A or B in NOCContact IMB Immigration Law If you are interested in immigrating to Canada through the Express Entry program or any other program, contact IMB Immigration Law for a free evaluation at [email protected]. The firm is headed by Ravneet Kaur Brar – one of the best immigration lawyers in India. She has years of valuable industry experience helping people immigrated to US, UK and Canada through a variety of programs. Take advantage of her knowledge, to fulfil your immigration dream to Canada and USA. Visit www.imbimmigrationlaw.com today! IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar View all posts by IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar At IMB Immigration Law, we strive to ensure best possible service to clients for Canada PR. Canada announced the launching of new immigration pathways to grant permanent status to temporary workers and international graduates who are within Canada. The new pathways are:
The program opens on May 6 and guidelines will be out soon. Understandably, there is a rush to submit the applications. Contact IMB Immigration Law If you are interested in immigrating to Canada under this or any other program, contact IMB Immigration Law for a free evaluation at [email protected]. The firm is headed by Ravneet Kaur Brar – one of the best immigration lawyers in India. She has years of valuable industry experience helping people immigrated to US, UK and Canada through a variety of programs. Take advantage of her knowledge, to fulfil your immigration dream to Canada and USA. Visit www.imbimmigrationlaw.com today! IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar View all posts by IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar Following their exit from the European Union, UK has introduced a points-based system, under which foreign workers willing to move and work in the UK will be required to qualify with a minimum of 70 points.
Under the new Immigration System, an employer must have a sponsor licence to hire eligible employees from outside the UK. The points-based immigration system requires anyone coming to the UK for work to meet a set of requirements, for which they are awarded points. Those who are able to secure a minimum of 70 points are granted a visa. This is a major change for UK employers looking to recruit people from outside the UK from January 2021 onwards. However, the system also provides for flexible arrangements to allow them to recruit foreign skilled workers. Let us now understand how the points are awarded according to the system. Job Offer Related Points Under the system, an applicant will be able to secure 20 points for a job offer from an approved sponsor. The applicant can then secure 20 more points provided their job meets the required skill level. All jobs in the UK, have a corresponding Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) code. Each SOC code is assigned a designated skill level. With the help of SCO, it is determined whether or not a job meets the requirements of the Skilled Worker route. Apart from that, the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) Level is usually required to be level 3 and above. RQF categorises qualifications based on their size and level of challenge or difficulty. Language Related Points For their ability to speak English, the applicant will be able to secure further 10 points. Job In A Shortage Occupation There is a provision of 20 points if the applicant takes up a job in a shortage occupation as identified by the Migration Advisory Committee in the UK. Remuneration Related Points The applicant can secure 20 points if they are due to be paid at least £25,600 a year. Educational Qualification-Related Points Higher educational qualification fetches even more points i.e. 10 points for a PhD in a subject relevant to the job and further 20 points for PhD in a Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) subject relevant to the job. Application Process Applicants can submit their application online. However, in some cases, the applicant may need to visit a visa application centre to prove their identity and show necessary documents such as a certificate of sponsorship from a UK employer, and proof of proficiency in English. Application Fee The application fee depends on how many years the applicant plans to work in the UK, and whether their job is on a list of skills that the UK has a shortage of. The standard fee is £610 for up to 3 years and £1,220 for more than 3 years. The fee will be low if the applicant’s job is on the shortage occupation list. The applicant is required to pay a health surcharge also which is usually £624 per year. Funds Requirement The applicant must have a minimum of £1,270 in their bank account to be able to support themselves in the UK. They must submit relevant proof to show the availability of funds. Choose IMB Immigration Law If you aspire to move to the UK to work there, avail expert assistance from IMB Immigration Law to submit your application today. IMB Immigration Law is headed by Ravneet Kaur Brar who has extensive experience in the immigration industry. We have helped many people successfully move to Canada, UK and the USA over the years. We’ll be happy to help you with an existing application and visa rejections as well. IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar View all posts by IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar Most of us make investments in different funds and schemes to achieve financial stability. Similarly, it’s important to make investments in our future to secure it, especially in the uncertain times we are currently facing due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Many will consider seeking permanent residence in Canada at this time a poor choice, considering the low economic activity across the world at the moment. Instead, it can be a career-defining moment for many. The reason being – Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) aims to accept 401,000 permanent residents in 2021 via a variety of immigration programs. Following the recession in the year 2008, Canada decided to bet on accepting permanent residents aggressively that eventually helped it come out of the recession quickly and even stronger. Notably, Canada never halted its immigration programs since the pandemic started a year ago. The programs have continued to issue Invitations to Apply (ITAs) by conducting regular draws, some even at an increased frequency. It will result in Canada breaking its Express Entry record this year. It also goes on to reflect the confidence Canada has in the skills of foreign nationals. With world-class career opportunities in Canada, you can redefine your career with expert assistance from IMB Immigration Law helmed by Ravneet Kaur Brar and moving to Canada as a permanent resident under a variety of economic immigration programs, whether the federal government’s Express Entry program or one of the Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). Immigration Levels Plan This isn’t just about 2021, the 2021-2023 Immigration Levels Plan aims to accept another 411,000 immigrants in 2022, and 421,000 in 2023. This will apparently be the highest level of immigration targeted in Canada’s history. The Immigration Levels Plan is the most significant immigration-related announcement made by Canada each year. It summaries the number of new permanent residents Canada aims to welcome over the coming years, along with the categories it plans to admit them under. Following are the categories under which Canada welcomes immigrants:
High Levels Of Immigration Canada is looking to maintain high levels of immigration to counterbalance the negative economic and fiscal impacts of the low birth rate and its ageing population. The country has one of the world’s oldest populations, with people aged 65 and above forming nearly 18 per cent of its population. This coupled with one of the world’s lowest birth rates leaves them little choice but to accept skilled immigrants in large numbers to sustain their economic activity. The challenges of growing its economy and supporting government spending can be alleviated by welcoming more immigrants to support the labour force and economic growth. In a positive sign, a prominent study found that public support for immigration in Canada has increased during the pandemic, with most Canadians believing that immigration makes Canada a better country while being a diverse and multicultural place to live. Another study found that Canadians generally see immigration positively for long-term economic recovery. Choose IMB Immigration Law In these circumstances, it could prove to be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become a permanent resident in Canada when the country is seeking to drive its economic growth that has been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Contact IMB Immigration Law today at [email protected] for a free consultation from Ravneet Kaur Brar – one of the best immigration lawyers in India with over 15 years of extensive industry experience, including a specialisation in handling visa rejections. IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar View all posts by IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar At IMB Immigration Law, we provide immigration services for Green Card petitions and consular visa processing. Green card holders are also called Legal Permanent Residents (LPR). LPR’s have a residency obligation in the US under which they cannot remain outside of the US for more than a year unless they have sought advance permission to do so. Any LPR who returns to the United States from overseas trip may be questioned regarding his or her LPR status meaning whether he or she has abandoned or given up the LPR status.
A Green card holder presents the GC to the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer at the port of entry. GC is a primary requirement but may not be enough evidence that the LPR is “returning from a temporary visit abroad.” Thus, the burden is on the returning LPR to establish that his or her visit abroad was intended to be “temporary” and that his or her actions have been consistent with that intention. Re-Entering United States In order to be readmitted to the United States, an LPR is required to show that he or she acquired LPR status in accordance with the immigration law, that he or she has lawfully retained that status and they have not abandoned their LPR status. Usually, one can expect the following types of questions at the port of entry:
Documents- LPR Must Have An LPR returning to the US must present either a re-entry permit or another valid entry document specified by regulation. These include the following:
A re-entry permit is a passport‑style travel document issued by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”). It establishes that, at the time of an immigrant’s departure from the United States, no abandonment of LPR status was intended. An LPR must apply for this permit before departing from the US. LPR has to state the length of his or her intended absence or absences and the reasons for them. In case of an urgency to travel, LPR may request the permit to be sent to the US consulate in the country where LPR will be living but this can only be done if the application is filed and biometrics done before departure from the US. Re-entry permits are issued for duration of two years. If, however, an immigrant has been absent from the United States for more than four out of the five years preceding the re-entry permit application, the re-entry permit will be valid for only one year and any subsequent re-entry permits will be valid for only one year each. . A re-entry permit cannot be extended by an LPR from outside the United States. An immigrant must return to the United States and apply for a new re-entry permit before departing, since an applicant for a re-entry permit is required to be physically present in the United States until the application is “filed” with the USCIS service Center. Applicant should take into account both mailing time and the time it takes for NSC to accept the application and fee when determining when it is safe to depart the United States. A re-entry permit applicant must appear in-person at a USCIS Application Support Center in order for the applicant’s photographs and fingerprints to be captured electronically and the applicant’s identity to be verified. This “biometrics” appointment will typically be scheduled some weeks or even months after an applicant submits the application, necessitating a second trip back to the U.S. in some cases. Meeting Residency Obligation LPR’s must be aware of the residency obligation and reasons that can lead to a loss of Green Card. LPRs who must travel should make sure they have proper documentation to allow them to return to the United States. Those who are contemplating repeated absences from the United States, or a single absence of long duration, should seek legal assistance. Because the income, estate, and other tax obligations of permanent residents can become quite complicated when they move abroad, both tax and immigration counsel should be sought before leaving the U.S. for a longer period. LPRs should be sure to file United States income tax returns each year that they earn income, whether or not from sources in the United States, so that their tax compliance documents their intention to maintain permanent resident status. Contact IMB Immigration Law If you have questions regarding loss of Green card, please contact IMB Immigration Law for a free evaluation at [email protected]. The firm is headed by Ravneet Kaur Brar – one of the best immigration lawyers in India. She has years of valuable industry experience helping people immigrated to US, UK and Canada through a variety of programs. Take advantage of her knowledge, to fulfill your immigration dream to Canada and USA. Visit www.imbimmigrationlaw.com today! At IMB Immigration Law, we provide immigration services for Green Card petitions and consular visa processing. Marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident of the US allows the foreign spouse to apply for Green Card directly. If you marry a U.S. citizen, you become your spouse’s “immediate relative,” and it makes you eligible to immigrate to US permanently to live with your spouse.
Marriage In India In most cases where the spouse is in India, the marriage has taken place in India according to the local customs. The US citizen or LPR spouse travelled to India to get married to the Indian national spouse. The petition process is initiated by filing Form I-130 with USCIS. Once I-130 petition is approved, the Indian national must complete the visa paperwork and complete the visa processing at the US consulate in Mumbai. Mumbai consulate handles all the family based petitions now and all interviews are scheduled at Mumbai. The approximate time taken is around 12 months for the visa process to complete. The immigrant interview is very important part of the process. The applicant spouse must take all original paperwork to the interview and is thoroughly interviewed about the marriage, circumstances of marriage and documentation. Proof Of Marriage In India In majority of cases, marriages in India are considered a religious bond and the officers always look for evidence to ensure if the customs are followed. Marriages can be performed in Hindu ceremonies, Sikh ceremonies, Muslim rituals, Parsi ceremonies, etc. Marriages can also be performed under the Special Marriage Act. It was enacted for any Indian couple, irrespective of religion. Interfaith couples, as well as anyone who wants to opt out of their personal law can marry under this civil and secular law. Solemnizing the marriage through customary rites that apply to the bride and groom’s community is central to the Hindu Marriage Act. Mock or improvised ceremonies do not make for a valid marriage. Muslim marriages are government by Shariat Application Act 1937, case law and customs. The Muslim marriage is a civil contract, which requires a proposal and acceptance. Consent must be free without coercion and Mahr is paid by the groom. Indian Christian Marriage Act governs the Christian marriages. Parsi Marriage and divorce act regulates the Parsi marriages. All marriages in India must be registered with the Registrar of Marriages. Religious marriages must be registered to be considered valid for Immigration purposes. Visa officer will carefully review all evidence of religious marriage and the marriage registration. A US citizen who wishes to get married in India may be required to obtain a certificate from the US Embassy certifying marital status in US or any previous divorces etc. We receive client enquiries of marriage case denials, where the marriages have been performed hastily to facilitate the visa paperwork. Sometimes, people intend to get married in a bigger ceremony in a few months but improvise a religious ceremony, take pictures with priest and show as if the marriage happened and go ahead with the registration of marriage based on the bare minimum needed, to initiate the immigration paperwork. The actual functions and social gatherings are planned for close to the visa issuance date. Such cases are often caught and denied. Consulate looks at the religious and social ceremonies besides the registration certificate. Religious ceremonies conducted in a minimalistic way also draw scrutiny. Country Specific Documents Applicants are also required to have all such documents that are specific to the region they are living in or come from. For example, a married applicant from India must present a marriage certificate issued by the religious priest as well as issued by registrar of marriages. Evidence about some customary rituals, ceremonies, bridal expenses and social gatherings etc. looked at carefully. Consulates are vary of applicants coming from high fraud risk regions and generally ask for further evidence and proof of genuine marriage. Contact IMB Immigration Law If you are interested in Marriage Green card to USA, contact IMB Immigration Law for a free evaluation at [email protected]. The firm is headed by Ravneet Kaur Brar – one of the best immigration lawyers in India. She has years of valuable industry experience helping people immigrated to US, UK and Canada through a variety of programs. Take advantage of her knowledge, to fulfill your immigration dream to Canada and USA. Visit www.imbimmigrationlaw.com today! IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar View all posts by IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar At IMB Immigration Law, we handle many cases of visa refusals resulting from poorly prepared filings by applicants themselves or poor work done by some local agent with limited or no knowledge. These refusals range from visitor and student visa applications to work permit and PR applications as well.
The most common visa refusals at the consulate level, is Visitor Visa (Canada) and B1/B2 (USA). Visitor Visa/B1-B2 Refusals Visitor visas are needed when one wants to travel to a country for tourism or meeting friends & relatives. These visas require intent of temporary travel from the applicant. The applicant has to prove to the visa officer that he/she will only travel for a small duration of time and has the financial resources to make that journey. The applicant has to provide proof of sufficient funds earned from a credible source. As a part of the temporary intent, applicant has to convince the visa officer that he/she will return back to the home country and that there is a life in home country that he has to resume studies or employment or business). Visa officer also wants to know if the visitor has any connections in the intended country of travel. Applicants have to
Canadian Visitor Visa applications are submitted and reviewed online and there is no in person interview. It becomes even more important to submit thorough documentation without discrepancies. US visa interviews are conducted in-person but are of very short duration. Although officers are trained to ascertain details but in limited interview time, even genuine applications are, sometimes, refused. Therefore, it is very important to complete the application carefully and accurately. Answer questions correctly and never conceal any previous denials. Wherever possible provide explanations with the documents where the documents are confusing or are not self-explanatory. It is advisable that unsophisticated applicants get assistance from an Immigration lawyer. Remember first chance to get a visa is the best chance if the application is done properly. Country Specific Documents Applicants are also required to have all such documents that are specific to the region they are living in or come from. For example, a married applicant from India must present a marriage certificate issues by registrar of marriages even if the marriage happened in a religious place. Applicants are often asked to produce both religious ceremony certificates and the official government issued marriage certificate. Consulates are vary of applicants coming from high fraud risk regions and generally ask for further evidence and proof of genuine marriage. Contact IMB Immigration Law If you are interested in visitor visa to Canada or B1/B2 to the USA, contact IMB Immigration Law for a free evaluation at [email protected]. The firm is headed by Ravneet Kaur Brar – one of the best immigration lawyers in India. She has years of valuable industry experience helping people immigrated to US, UK and Canada through a variety of programs. Take advantage of her knowledge, to fulfill your immigration dream to Canada and USA. Visit www.imbimmigrationlaw.com today! IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar View all posts by IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar At IMB Immigration Law, we take pride in our ethical approach in helping clients in Applications for PR to Canada. Newfoundland & Labrador (NL) is a beautiful Atlantic province in Canada. NL opened a new stream of immigration under provincial Nominee Program called “The Priority Skills NL.” This stream process is intended for individuals who have work experience in occupations in demand in Newfoundland and Labrador, as well as have a high level of education and language ability, and who wish to live in NL as permanent residents of Canada. The NL website outlines the details of the PNP at https://www.gov.nl.ca/immigration/immigrating-to-newfoundland-and-labrador.
The eligible applicants must have worked in a specialized, highly skilled, in-demand occupation for at least one full year in the last 10 years. A list of in-demand occupations can be found at https://www.gov.nl.ca/immigration/excluded-positions. A second academic section of this stream requires Individuals who have completed PhD or Master’s degrees from Memorial University within the past three years in the following specialties: Technology, Health Care, Aquaculture, and Agriculture. Priority Skills NL requires the completion of a questionnaire and applicants who exceed the minimum score of 60 points will be accepted. These accepted applications will be accessible to local employers who have accounts with the Office of Immigration and Multiculturalism. Such applicants, who receive the most interest from local employers, may receive invitations through Priority Skills NL, to submit an application to the Provincial Nominee Program without a job offer. The eligibility criteria, besides the work experience requirement, broadly are:
There will be up to 250-350 invitations issued throughout the year. Invitations will be issued periodically throughout the year, depending on demand. Processing Time It can take up to 12 months for the application to be processed under the program. Contact IMB Immigration Law If you are interested in immigrating to Canada under this or any other program, contact IMB Immigration Law for a free evaluation at [email protected]. The firm is headed by Ravneet Kaur Brar – one of the best immigration lawyers in India. She has years of valuable industry experience helping people immigrated to US, UK and Canada through a variety of programs. Take advantage of her knowledge, to fulfil your immigration dream to Canada and USA. Visit www.imbimmigrationlaw.com today! IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar View all posts by IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar At IMB Immigration Law, we guide our clients through Work Permit Applications, Student visa applications and for PR to Canada. Open work permits (WP) in Canada are available to a select set of applicants. This piece is for applicants applying from outside of Canada when the spouse is already studying or working in Canada. You are eligible for an open WP if you are:
International students obtain open work permits upon completion of their studies. These open work permits allow them to work anywhere for any employer. If the student is working in a skilled job (0, A or B category), the student’s spouse is eligible to apply for a WP from overseas to join the student spouse in Canada. The open WP allows the spouse to seek employment and self-sustain. IRCC outlines the broad requirements applicable to all WP applicants at https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada. The applicant must
Applicants are also required to have all such documents that are specific to the region they are living in or come from when they apply for WP. For example, a married applicant from India must present a marriage certificate issues by registrar of marriages even if the marriage happened in a religious place. Applicants are often asked to produce both religious ceremony certificates and the official government issued marriage certificates along with proof of marriage in the form of photos of ceremony and community setting of the wedding. Consulates are vary of applicants coming from high fraud risk regions and generally ask for further evidence and proof of genuine marriage. Denial Cases We are regularly approached by applicants whose cases have been denied by the consulate. A lot of these rejections happen when an application is hurriedly put together by an agent or consultant. Often the agents do not understand the case by case issues and tell the applicants a standard set of things (even if they are not applicable in their case). Please seek professional legal assistance to handle such matters. Processing – Two Week Processing For Spouses Spouses of students or foreign workers applying from outside of Canada can qualify for expedited two week processing. Once the applicant has gathered all the employment (in Canada) related paperwork, the spouse and children can-
If you are interested in work permit or immigration to Canada, contact IMB Immigration Law for a free evaluation at [email protected]. The firm is headed by Ravneet Kaur Brar – one of the best immigration lawyers in India. She has years of valuable industry experience helping people immigrated to US, UK and Canada through a variety of programs. Take advantage of her knowledge, to fulfill your immigration dream to Canada and USA. Visit www.imbimmigrationlaw.com today! IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar View all posts by IMB Immigration Law | Ravneet Kaur Brar |
AuthorIMB Immigration Law head Ravneet Kaur Brar is an Immigration Law professional with over fifteen years of rich experience behind her. She is an attorney-at-law (California State Bar) in the United States and a member of American Immigration Lawyers Association. She is also a Canadian Barrister & Solicitor (Ontario Bar) and a member of the Law Society of Ontario. Ravneet is an advocate and member of Punjab and Haryana bar Council in India. She has extensive experience working in immigration law in Canada and the United States. She is also on the attorney list of the United States Embassy in India. ArchivesCategories |