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Sponsoring a spouse or partner for Canadian immigration can be a complex process, and in some cases, applicants may be required to attend a sponsorship interview. If you’ve been notified about an interview, it’s important to understand why you’ve been selected, what the interview entails, and how to prepare for a successful outcome.
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Bonnie Tyler
When applying for immigration to Canada, whether as a permanent resident, temporary worker, or student, you may be required to undergo a medical exam for Canadian immigration.
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Bonnie Tyler
When applying for immigration to Canada, applicants often come across the term Acknowledgment of Receipt (AOR). This important document is a crucial step in the processing of various Canadian immigration applications, including Express Entry, sponsorship applications, study permits, and work permits.
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Author:
Bonnie Tyler
Author:
Bonnie Tyler
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Bonnie Tyler
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Bonnie Tyler
New Rules for Sponsoring Parents and Grandparents for Permanent Residence in Canada
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