OUR SERVICE
- Express Entry
- PNP Applications
- Family Sponsorship
- Work Permit
- Study Permit
- TRV Applications
- Super Visa
- Humanitarian & Compassionate
- Vulnerable Open Work Permit
- Atlantic Immigration Program
- Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot
- Other Immigration
Here are some of the other immigration applications we have expertise in:
Restoration of Status Application:
- A Restoration of Status Application is submitted when a foreign national's temporary resident status (e.g., visitor, student, or worker status) in Canada expires and they wish to restore it.
- Applicants must apply for restoration within 90 days of their status expiration and provide a valid reason for the delay.
- If approved, this application allows individuals to regain their temporary resident status without leaving Canada.
- Legal processes and applications may be required to resolve these matters, such as restoration of status, humanitarian and compassionate applications, or appeals.
Citizenship Applications:
- Citizenship applications are for permanent residents who have met the eligibility requirements and wish to become Canadian citizens.
- Eligibility criteria include residency requirements, language proficiency, and passing a citizenship test on Canadian history, values, symbols, and institutions.
PR Card Renewal Applications:
- Permanent Resident (PR) Card renewal applications are for permanent residents of Canada who need to renew their PR cards.
- PR cards serve as proof of a person's status as a permanent resident and are typically valid for five years.
- In some cases, you may renew your PR card on H&C grounds.
Immigration Matters Related to Out-of-Status/Non-Documented/Banned Individuals:
- This category includes a range of immigration issues related to individuals who may be out of status, undocumented, or facing bans from Canada.
Response to PFL (Procedural Fairness Letters):
- Procedural Fairness Letters (PFLs) are issued by immigration authorities when there are concerns or issues with an application.
- Responding to PFLs involves providing additional information, clarifications, or documents requested by immigration officials to address concerns and continue the application process.
Judicial Review (Memorandum of Law and Argument):
- Judicial review is a legal process where individuals challenge a decision made by immigration authorities throughthe Federal Court of Canada.
- The Memorandum of Law and Argument is a crucial document that presents legal arguments and evidence to support the case.
- Individuals seek judicial review when they believe that an immigration decision was made unlawfully or unfairly.
Navigating these immigration applications and processes can be complex, and individuals often seek the assistance of immigration professionals or legal experts to ensure that their applications are prepared correctly and that their rights are protected throughout the process. Each application or matter may have unique requirements, timelines, and procedures, so it’s essential to understand the specific details of each case.