Spousal or Common Law Sponsorship

Immigration Law

A spousal or common law sponsorship is a process in which a Canadian citizen or permanent resident sponsors their spouse or common-law partner to immigrate to Canada. The sponsor must meet certain eligibility criteria and agree to provide financial support for the sponsored individual. The sponsored spouse or partner must also meet certain criteria to be eligible for sponsorship. This process allows family reunification and enables spouses or partners to live together in Canada.

Admissibility Hearings

Immigration Law

An “Entry for Further Examination” refers to a process that may take place at a Canadian port of entry or within Canada when a foreign national seeks entry into the country.
“Entry for Further Examination” occurs when a Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) officer determines that further examination is required to determine the admissibility of a person seeking entry to Canada. This may be due to concerns about the person’s admissibility, such as potential criminality, security risks, or other reasons that require additional scrutiny.

Entry for Further Examination

Immigration Law

An “Entry for Further Examination” refers to a process that may take place at a Canadian port of entry or within Canada when a foreign national seeks entry into the country.
“Entry for Further Examination” occurs when a Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) officer determines that further examination is required to determine the admissibility of a person seeking entry to Canada. This may be due to concerns about the person’s admissibility, such as potential criminality, security risks, or other reasons that require additional scrutiny.

IEC -International Experience Canada

Immigration Law

An IEC visa is a type of work permit that allows young people from certain countries to live and work in Canada for a temporary period. It is designed to promote cultural exchange and allow young individuals to gain international work experience. The IEC program has different categories, such as Working Holiday, Young Professionals, and International Co-op; each with its own specific eligibility criteria and requirements.