About The Blog Author Mr. Batalmea Crightney

Mr. Batalmea Crightney is an accomplished certified Immigration Consultant with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), the designated authority of Citizenship and Immigration Canada, to govern Immigration Consultants. Mr. Crightney has many years of Immigration experience, and retains a vast knowledge of litigation and immigration experience, having worked for large Global Immigration Law Firms as their immigration legal representative on immigration matters including international projects, business planning and financial management.

Mr. Crightney holds a Law & Political Science Degree, and an Immigration Consultant Diploma. He also has completed professional training and development in Public Relation-Canadian Management, Business Management and a Harvard University Business School Operative.

Ontario selects Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of 351

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On March 26, the province of Ontario selected candidates in Canada's Express Entry pool and invited candidates with a CRS score between 351 and 446 to apply for a nomination certificate. In an announcement, the province of Ontario...

New invitations to apply under Parents and Grandparents Program

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On March 19, 2018 Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced that potential sponsors have been selected at random and have 60 days from the date of invitation to submit their sponsorship application for their parents and...

Express Entry Draw- Score of 456 Invited

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Today March 14, 2018 Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) invited applicants with a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 456 to apply for Canadian permanent residence through the Express Entry System. The CRS cut-off threshold...

Caregiver Permanent Residency Program May Close November 29, 2019

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Foreign caregivers will not be eligible to apply for permanent residence if they have not worked two years in Canada by November 29, 2019 as per Immigration Refugees Citizenship and Immigration Canada (IRCC)...

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