Are you struggling to find ways to immigrate to Canada ?
Who am I ?
I am a consultant accredited to do business in Canadian Immigration law. I went to Ashton College to study immigration law and then became a member of the ICCRC.
What do I do ?
I protect applicants from immigration fraud. My basic agenda is to help people immigrate to Canada legally. I also help them apply for Canadian citizenship after they live in Canada for 3 years. For applicants who are computer savvy and who like to do things on their own I can teach them how to do and control their own immigration application outcome.
What gives me competence to teach immigration law to others ? I have practical experience in having done these applications. Not one or two, but hundreds of them. See here for a snapshot of my lawyer supervised immigration legal case work.
I worked for several years for doing both US and Canadian Immigration applications. In US law I prepared USCIS immigration forms like I-90, I-102, I-129, I-129F, I-131/134, I-212, I-360, I-485, I-526, I-539, I-589, I-600, I-730, I-824, I-907, N-400, TN petitions in conjunction with dependent applications.
In Canadian Immigration, I have done Temporary foreign work permit (TFW). Arranged Employment Opinion, Labour Market Opinion for NOC O, A, B and C,D trade class. Permanent immigration applications on point basis for skilled applicants, spousal sponsorship, PR for skilled TFW''s, Alberta AINP stream for all classes. Business Immigration -- investment both in the US (E1/E2, EB-5) and Canada. Investor/Entrepreneurship applications.
Want to take a look at some of my sample casework ? Click on a sample snapshot of my background experience.
I teach immigration procedure, research IRPA law, discover any possibility of appeal/exemption you deserve and offer guidance if you are planning to immigrate to Canada.
Not everybody will benefit by talking to me. If your case is “normal and routine “ do not bother calling me. You do not have spend any money on any Lawyer/consultant. Do the case yourself. Govt of Canada doesn’t require you to use a representative. You will benefit by talking to me if one or more of these situations apply to you.
10 Immigration Scenarios
- You have been previously deported by Canada or any other country and now you are thinking of applying to enter Canada or any other country. (For Canada you may need to apply for an ARC and a waiver for US.)
- You have already submitted your PR application, you have been waiting for a long time and there is no response from the Visa Office and you are wondering what is happening to your request ?
- Your Canadian application deserves Humanitarian and Compassionate consideration.
- You have at least CDN $300,000 in net worth and are looking to invest, open an office in Canada and/or qualify as an Investor, Self employed or Entrepreneur.
- You want to self evaluate first by understanding the differences in the immigration systems of US & Canada
- You have downloaded all the forms, read the guidelines and operating manuals, but are still unclear about certain rules or wonder, if your situation will meet the eligibility criteria.
- Your application for temporary/permanent visa to Canada was refused or you think the Visa Officer did not treat your application right and you think you should reapply or appeal.
- You have identified a province where a PNP program interests you.
- You want to prepare for the emerging occupation trends in Canada and understand licenses and upgrading needed (in my province-Alberta) before you can flourish in your chosen occupation. Plan to decide where you want to live after you immigrate to Canada.
- You applied for temporary/permanent visa to Canada and your application was refused because the Canadian Visa Officer says that you are inadmissible. Some people are not allowed to come to Canada. They are known as “inadmissible” under Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).There are a number of reasons you can be found inadmissible, denied a visa or refused entry to Canada under IRPA, such as:
- security,
- human or international violations,
- criminality /organized criminality,
- health grounds,
- financial reasons,
- misrepresentation, I
- RPA non compliance and
- Inadmissible family member.
If you or a family member is inadmissible to Canada, it is strongly suggested that you resolve your inadmissibility if possible before applying for permanent residence. For example, if you are inadmissible due to a criminal conviction, you may be eligible to apply for rehabilitation or pardon. Read more detailed explanation of the reasons for inadmissibility. Normally, if you are inadmissible to Canada, you will not be allowed to enter. In some cases, if you have a compelling reason to travel to Canada, you may be issued a Temporary Resident Permit.
