Canadian Immigration Articles

Common law couples applying to Immigration Canada need to submit a properly completed Statutory Declaration of Common Law Union. This one form causes a surprising ...
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Are you a recent graduate of a Canadian post-secondary institution now working in Canada? You may qualify for this new path to PR, but hurry, ...
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Successfully sponsoring a common-law partner to Canada requires that you meet the Canadian Immigration definition of common-law, and prepare your application properly ...
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Proving your common-law status in order to sponsor your partner is often the most confusing part of a Canadian immigration application. It’s not enough to ...
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Canadian Permanent Residence cards are issued with 5 years validity, but your status doesn’t expire when the card expires. This article explores when you need ...
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There are many common mistakes that can negatively affect your paper-based Canadian immigration application. Read on for a list of pro tips to help you ...
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If you are invited to sponsor your parent or grandparent to Canada, it's important to implement your next steps quickly ...
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Both lawyers and consultants handle matters related to Canadian Immigration matters, but the type of expert you need will depend on your personal situation. In ...
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Planning a trip to Canada is an exciting process, and often a temporary resident or visitor’s visa is needed in order to turn your plans ...
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The Parent and Grandparent sponsorship program for 2020 is open for a limited time only. Read on to discover the important steps that you need ...
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Every four years, as the American political cycle approaches another Presidential election, our office receives an increase in enquiries from Americans who want to understand ...
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A working holiday visa in Canada is completely open, which gives you a lot of freedom in terms of when, where and what kind of ...
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Implied status is one of the concepts that cause the greatest confusion and the most problems for working holiday visa holders. Nothing messes up future ...
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Living in Canada is great, but it can be difficult when you have left your loved ones back home. Having your parents or grandparents travel ...
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One of the most difficult things about immigrating to another country is the separation from friends and family in your home country. It’s exciting to ...
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Once you become a Permanent Resident of Canada, you will need a valid PR card in order to board a commercial airline, train or bus ...
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Many Canadian families depend upon foreign caregivers to assist with childcare and care of adults who need support in their homes. The new Caregiver Program, ...
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Completing the Canadian Permanent Residence application process is a good reason to celebrate. It’s likely been a long and expensive process to date, so finally ...
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