Frequently Asked Questions

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Due to complexity and variety of Canadian immigration programs, self-assessment tools are not always reliable and will not give you the full picture. Also wrong interpretation of Canadian Immigration Laws and Regulations leads to common errors causing unnecessary delays.

Our professional and experienced specialists are there to:

1. Provide a professional assessment of the likelihood of your success
2. Provide  personalized options and solutions based on your situation
3. Guide you in the preparation of your documents to ensure you’re awarded the maximum number of Canadian immigration points that you are entitled to
4. Prepare a detailed submission letter, addressed to the appropriate IRCC Visa Office, outlining your qualifications and supporting your  candidacy
5. Provide assistance with explanatory letters required for your case
6. Advise of additional case specific documentation which should be provided for your particular situation in order to maximize the chances of success
7. Complete and submit full application package
8. Communicate with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) on your behalf (except for the direct translation of your written or spoken submissions)
9. Make additional written and/or oral representation to the IRCC Office and/or to the other related Canadian Government agencies, as necessary

While our team is working on your application, you can focus on improving professional and language skills to arrive prepared.

Please note only Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship (IRCC) officers can decide whether or not to issue a visa. If someone “guarantees” a visa, that should immediately raise a concern – don’t be a victim of scam. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/fraud.asp

While authorized representatives cannot guarantee approval of your application, our team of professionals works very hard on each detail to maximize your chances of success. We will help you to make informed decision about the most suitable type of application customized to your circumstances.

Some people are not allowed to enter Canada. The definition used by Immigration, Refuges and Citizenship Canada is “inadmissibility“.

There are many reason, why you may be refused entry to Canada:

• you are a security risk,
• you have committed human or international rights violations,
• you have been convicted of a crime, or you have committed an act outside Canada that would be a crime,
• you have ties to organized crime,
• you have a serious health problem,
• you have a serious financial problem,
• you lied in your application or in an interview,
• you do not meet the conditions in Canada’s immigration law, or
• one of your family members is not allowed into Canada.

If you there is  a valid reason why you have to travel to Canada, you may be issued a temporary resident permit. Please note a Canadian immigration officer will decide if you can enter Canada when you apply for a visa, an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA), or when you arrive at a port of entry.

Don’t wait until your visa is refused. If you or your dependent family member has an inadmissibility condition, contact us today to discuss your option