There are several common mistakes when applying for a Canadian study permit which can derail your plan and also cost you thousands of dollars.
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Top 3 Canadian Study Permit Application Mistakes
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Can I Apply for PR in Canada on Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds from the United States?
Applications for H&C are made under section 25 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. They can be made by foreign nationals both inside and outside of Canada.
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I Submitted My Sponsorship Application Months Ago – What Can I Do?
IRCC did not open or process any family sponsorship applications between February 12, 2020 and Mid August 2020 due to covid-19 processing delays.
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Top 7 Mistakes on In-Canada Spousal Sponsorship Applications
7 problems which can cause your in-canada sponsorship application to be returned
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Service Canada Reopening To PR Applicants For Biometrics
As of September 15, 2020, Service Canada centres are gradually resuming biometrics collection services for PR applicants who have received a biometric instruction letter. An officer will call you to schedule an appointment.
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Cassandra Fultz on Global News Radio: Covid-19 Outbreak Among Migrant Workers in Canada
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Extend or Restore Your Status in Canada – Coronavirus
Extend your temporary status in Canada if it has not yet expired, or apply to stay in Canada even if your status has already expired.
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PR Card Renewal Processing Time at 299 Days
If you are applying to renew your PR card, replacing a stolen card, or never received your first PR card, then current processing time is now 299 days.
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How a Criminal Record in the United States Can Effect Canadian Immigration
Find out how arrests and criminal convictions in the United States can make you inadmissible to Canada and cause your immigration application to be refused.
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The Importance of Being Earnest – Why You Should Never Lie to Immigration
Why you should never lie to Immigration – you could lose your status, be forced to leave Canada, and even have Canadian citizenship revoked.
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