by Batalmea Crightney | Canadian Immigration
To apply for a visitor visa for Canada, follow these step-by-step instructions:
To apply for spousal sponsorship for Canada, follow these step-by-step instructions:
1. Determine your eligibility:
a. Ensure that you are a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or registered Indian under the Indian Act.
b. Verify that you are at least 18 years old.
c. Confirm that you are able to provide the necessary financial support to your spouse.
2. Gather all the required documents:
a. Marriage certificate or any legal proof of marriage.
b. Birth certificates for both you and your spouse.
c. Valid passports for both you and your spouse.
d. Proof of Canadian citizenship, permanent residency, or Indian registration.
e. Evidence of your relationship, such as photos, joint bank account statements, or shared property ownership.
f. Police clearance certificates for your spouse.
g. Any additional supporting documents to prove the authenticity of your relationship.
3. Complete the application forms:
4. Pay the required fees:
a. As of the current date, the fee for sponsorship is CAD $1,050, and the fee for processing your spouse’s permanent residence application is CAD $550.
b. Make sure to check for any updated fee information on the official website of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
5. Submit your application:
a. Include all the completed forms and supporting documents.
b. Pay the fees online or include a certified check or money order with your application.
c. Mail your complete application if applicable to the appropriate Visa Application Centre or Office (refer to the IRCC website for the correct address and instructions) or apply online.
6. Wait for processing:
a. The processing times may vary, so keep track of your application status through the IRCC website or by contacting the IRCC helpline.
b. In case there are any additional documents requested during the process, make sure to submit them promptly.
7. Attend interviews or medical examinations (if required):
a. Depending on your application, IRCC may request an interview or a medical examination for you or your spouse.
8. Receive a decision:
a. If your application is approved, you will receive a confirmation letter and instructions on what to do next.
b. If your application is rejected, the rejection letter will provide reasons for the decision. You may consider seeking legal advice or reapplying if eligible.
Remember, the application process is subject to change, so it’s important to seek professional help.
Contact us to start your application.
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by Batalmea Crightney | Canadian Immigration
To apply for a visitor visa for Canada, follow these step-by-step instructions:
1. Determine your eligibility: Before beginning the application process, make sure you are eligible for a visitor visa. You can check the eligibility requirements on the official website of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
2. Gather the required documents: Collect all the necessary documents for your application. These typically include a valid passport, photographs, proof of financial support, proof of ties to your home country, travel documents, and any supporting documents specific to your situation (e.g., invitation letter, travel itinerary).
3. Complete the application form: Fill out the Application for Visitor Visa (Form IMM 5257) accurately and provide all the required information. You can complete the form online or fill out a paper form manually.
4. Pay the application fee: Visit the official website of IRCC to find the current fee amount and pay the fee. Payment methods usually include credit card, debit card, or electronic funds transfer.
5. Submit your application: Submit your application either online through the IRCC’s website or by mail to the appropriate Canadian visa office responsible for your country. Follow the instructions provided and make sure you include all the required documents.
6. Wait for processing: The processing time for visitor visas can vary, so be patient. You can check the status of your application online using the unique identification number provided to you upon submission.
7. Attend a biometric appointment (if required): Depending on your nationality and other factors, you may be required to provide biometric information as part of your application. If so, you will receive a biometric instruction letter indicating where and when to complete this step.
8. Receive a decision: Once your application is processed, you will receive a notification of the decision. If approved, the visa will be attached to your passport, or you may receive an eTA (electronic Travel Authorization) if eligible.
9. Travel to Canada: If your application is approved, make sure to check the validity dates on your visa. Ensure that you have all the necessary travel documents and proof of financial support with you before traveling to Canada.
Contact us to start your application.
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by Batalmea Crightney | Canadian Immigration
To apply for Permanent Residency in Canada under the Express Entry system, you can follow these step-by-step instructions:
Step 1: Determine Your Eligibility
– Visit the official website of the Government of Canada to check your eligibility for Express Entry.
– Fill out the online eligibility questionnaire to determine if you meet the necessary criteria.
Step 2: Create an Express Entry Profile
– If you are eligible, create an Express Entry profile online through the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website.
– Provide accurate and truthful information about your personal details, work experience, education, language proficiency, and any other relevant details.
– Obtain your language test results either for English (IELTS) or French (TEF) and enter them in your profile.
Step 3: Calculate Your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) Score
– The CRS score determines your ranking in the Express Entry pool.
– Calculate your CRS score based on factors such as age, education, work experience, language proficiency, and adaptability.
– Higher CRS scores increase your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for Permanent Residency.
Step 4: Receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA)
– The Government of Canada holds regular Express Entry draws.
– If you meet the minimum CRS score set for a specific draw, you will receive an ITA via your online account.
– Once you receive an ITA, you will have a limited time (usually 60 days) to submit a complete application for Permanent Residency.
Step 5: Gather Required Documents
– Collect all the necessary documents such as identification, educational degrees, work experience letters, language test results, police certificates, etc.
– Ensure that your documents are valid and meet the specific requirements set by IRCC.
Step 6: Complete the Application Forms
– Fill out the required application forms accurately and completely.
– Include all supporting documents as per the IRCC instructions.
– Double-check your application for any errors or omissions before submission.
Step 7: Pay the Application Fees
– Pay the required fees online through your IRCC account.
– The fees vary based on the number of family members included in your application.
Step 8: Submit Your Application
– Submit your complete application along with the necessary supporting documents electronically through your online account.
– Keep a copy of your application and payment receipt for your records.
Step 9: Wait for a Decision
– The processing time for Express Entry applications varies and can take several months.
– You can check the status of your application using your online account.
Step 10: If Approved
– If your application is approved, you will receive a Confirmation of Permanent Residency (COPR) document.
– Make arrangements for your travel to Canada following the instructions provided in the COPR.
It’s important to note that the process and requirements may change, so always refer to the official IRCC website or consult with us for assistance.
Contact us to start your application.
1-800-556-4581 visit us at www.crightneyimmigration.com
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by Batalmea Crightney | Canadian Immigration
Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced that category-specific Express Entry draws will start Summer 2023. These draws will be in addition to the normal rounds of invitations (Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSW), and Federal Skilled Trade Program (FSTP)) as well as the program specific rounds of invitations.
To be invited to apply in a category-specific draw, an applicant must be registered in the Express Entry pool, and meet the category specific requirements, meet the program specific requirements, and have the minimum number of express entry CRS points required to be invited in that particular draw.
Applicants selected under a category specific draw will then be able to apply for permanent residence and prove they meet the requirements of the program they were selected under.
IRCC has chosen the below specific categories Express Entry draws:
- French-language proficiency
- Work experience in healthcare occupations
- Work experience in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) occupations
- Work experience in trade occupations
- Work experience in transport occupations
- Work experience in agriculture and agri-food occupations
To be eligible for an invitation through a category-based round, an Applicant must meet all of the requirements under the category applying under.
To be eligible for the French-language proficiency category Applicants must have a CLB Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC) of at least 7 in all 4 language abilities on an accepted French test.
To be eligible for the
- Healthcare Occupations Category,
- Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Occupations Category,
- Trade Occupations Category
- Transport Occupation Category
- Agriculture and Agri-Food Occupations Category
Applicants must have:
- acquired, in the last 3 years,
- at least 6 months of continuous work experience (in Canada or overseas),
- in a single occupation listed in a category specific occupation listed below, and
- meet all of the requirements in the instructions for that round.
Healthcare Occupations Category
- Audiologists and speech language pathologists – NOC 31112
- Chiropractors – NOC 31201
- Dentists – NOC 31110
- Dieticians and nutritionists – NOC 31121
- Education counsellors – NOC 41320
- General practitioners and family physicians – NOC 31102
- Instructors of persons with disabilities – NOC 42203
- Kinesiologists and other professional occupation in therapy and assessment – NOC 31204
- Licensed practical nurses – NOC 32101
- Massage therapists – NOC 32201
- Medical laboratory assistants and related technical occupations – NOC 33101
- Medical laboratory technologists – NOC 32120
- Medical radiation technologists – NOC 32121
- Medical sonographers – NOC 32122
- Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates – NOC 33102
- Nurse practitioners – NOC 31302
- Nursing co-ordinators and supervisors – NOC 31300
- Occupational therapists – NOC 31203
- Optometrists – NOC 31111
- Other assisting occupations in support of health services – NOC 33109
- Other practitioners of natural healing – NOC 32209
- Other professional occupations in health diagnosing and treating – NOC 31209
- Other technical occupations in therapy and assessment – NOC 32109
- Paramedical occupations – NOC 32102
- Pharmacy technical assistants and pharmacy assistants – NOC 33103
- Physician assistants, midwives and allied health professionals – NOC 31303
- Physiotherapists – NOC 31202
- Psychologists – NOC 31200
- Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses – NOC 31301
- Respiratory therapists, clinical perfusionists and cardiopulmonary technologists – NOC 32103
- Specialists in clinical and laboratory medicine – NOC 31100
- Specialists in surgery – NOC 31101
- Therapists in counselling and related specialized therapies – NOC 41301
- Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners and acupuncturists – NOC 32200
- Veterinarians – NOC 31103
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Occupations Category
- Architects – NOC 21200
- Architecture and science managers – NOC 20011
- Business systems specialists – NOC 21221
- Civil Engineers – NOC 21300
- Computer and information systems managers – NOC 20012
- Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers) – NOC 21311
- Computer systems developers and programmers – NOC 21230
- Cybersecurity specialists – NOC 21220
- Data scientists – NOC 21211
- Database analysts and data administrators – NOC 21223
- Electrical and electronics engineers – NOC 21310
- Engineering managers – NOC 20010
- Industrial and manufacturing engineers – NOC 21321
- Information systems specialists – NOC 21222
- Land surveyors – NOC 21203
- Landscape Architects – NOC 21201
- Mathematicians, statisticians and actuaries – NOC 21210
- Metallurgical and materials engineers – NOC 21322
- Natural and applied science policy researchers, consultants and program officers – NOC 41400
- Software developers and programmers – NOC 21232
- Software engineers and designers – NOC 21231
- Urban and land use planners – NOC 21202
- Web designers – NOC 21233
- Web developers and programmers – NOC 21234
Trade Occupations Category
- Residential and commercial installers and servicers – NOC 73200
- Elevator constructors and mechanics – NOC 72406
- Machine fitters – NOC 72405
- Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics – NOC 72402
- Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics – NOC 72400
- Carpenters – NOC 72310
- Plumbers – NOC 72300
- Electricians (except industrial and power system) – NOC 72200
- Welders and related machine operators – NOC 72106
- Contractors and supervisors, other construction trades, installers, repairers and servicers – NOC 72014
Transport Occupation Category
- Aircraft assemblers and aircraft assembly inspectors – NOC 93200
- Transport truck drivers – NOC 73300
- Railway traffic controllers and marine traffic regulators – NOC 72604
- Engineer officers, water transport – NOC 72603
- Deck officers, water transport – NOC 72602
- Air traffic controllers and related occupations – NOC 72601
- Air pilots, flight engineers and flying instructors – NOC 72600
- Aircraft mechanics and aircraft inspectors – NOC 72404
- Railway carmen/women – NOC 72403
- Managers in transportation – NOC 70020
Agriculture and Agri-Food Occupations Category
- Contractors and supervisors, landscaping, grounds maintenance and horticulture services – NOC 82031
- Agricultural service contractors and farm supervisors – NOC 82030
- Butchers- retail and wholesale – NOC 63201
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by Batalmea Crightney | Canadian Immigration
Immigration Canada has announced they will resume Express Entry invitations for FSWP, CEC, and FSTP candidates starting July 2022. Individuals with an expiring Postgraduate Work Permit between January and December 2022 will qualify for an additional open work permit for up to 18 months.
Individuals who apply for an open work permit and waiting on a decision on their permanent resident application will be able to obtain work permits that are valid until the end of 2024.
Also immediate family members included in a principal applicant’s permanent residence application and who are outside of Canada will be eligible to get their own open work permit.
To apply for any Canadian immigration program contact us 1-800-556-4581 visit us at www.crightneyimmigration.com
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