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Lindsay Lohan Will Probably Be Denied Entry to Canada

Criminal conviction could cause Lohan to be denied entry to Canada According to several news reports, American actress Lindsay Lohan is scheduled to start filming an Elizabeth Taylor biopic in Canada this coming spring. But there’s a problem: Lohan was convicted of a DUI in the United States, making her likely criminally inadmissible to Canada. [...]

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Denied Entry to Canada?

What to do if you are denied entry to Canada Even if you have all of your travel perfectly planned, a valid passport, have been to Canada before and have paid in full for your trip and accommodations, you can still be denied entry to Canada.                   [...]

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Refused at the Canadian border? What are your options for Admission to Canada?

Refused at the Canadian border? Being refused at the Canadian border or being denied entry to Canada can be extremely time consuming, frustrating and costly. Imagine paying upfront for a nice vacation only to find that you cannot enter Canada or stop at any Canadian airport – or, you have an important event such as [...]

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Refused Entry to Canada and then approved

Thank you Niren and Associates for helping me with my application for entry into Canada. I was refused due to an old conviction in the US and could not visit my relatives. Now that you have helped me, I can cross into Canada like a regular American. Thank you so much for your patience and [...]

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Activist From Pakistan Denied Entry To Canada

According to this article in the Toronto Star, a Pakistani-born activist for civil rights has been denied entry to Canada. As we’ve mentioned before, Canada sometimes uses the United States’ no-fly list to determine who may fly within or gain entry into Canada, and the man’s name was on the United States’ no-fly list because he [...]

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Retired Grandmother Denied Entry To Canada – Five Times

According to this article in the Saskatoon StarPhoenix, a retired grandmother from the Ukraine who wanted to come to Canada and help her daughter with her new twins has been denied entry to Canada five different times since 2010. The grandmother had valid reasons to visit her daughter each time – to see her new [...]

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Polish Man Detained While Visiting Family In Canada

Man detained for 10 days while trying to visit family in Canada According to this article in the Winnipeg Free Press, a Polish man visiting family in Canada for the first time was detained by immigration officials for 10 days upon arriving at a Toronto airport. The man, a successful businessman in Poland, did not speak [...]

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Have you been denied entry to Canada?

When traveling to Canada, it can be extremely inconvenient, disappointing and costly to be denied entry to Canada when visiting family, traveling for business or planning a vacation in Canada. People are usually denied entry to Canada because of a criminal past, but can even be denied for minor offences that occurred years and years [...]

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High school prank results in man being denied entry to Canada

Man denied entry to Canada because of high school prank from 20 years ago A man from San Francisco who has travelled to Canada several times without incident was denied entry to Canada this month after he went through seven hours of being detained and questioned at the Vancouver border. In doing something done on [...]

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Temporary Resident Permit Renewed year after year for 6 years!

Hello! It’s hard to believe its been almost 6 years since I contacted Michael Niren to ask for help.  After giving some thought to this entire process I can truthfully say that Niren & Associates has delivered on everything that they said they would do. Michaels’ personal touch on my initial filings for the TRP [...]

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Refused Entry to Canada resolved in two weeks

Dear Katherine, I just wanted to take a moment a to say thank you for all of your assistance with my situation. I had been charged with a DUI in Kansas and needed to travel into Canada for work. Yourself and Niren & Associates really helped me out. More impressively, you did it with only two weeks to get things [...]

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When Your Canadian Immigration Application is Refused: What to do

A significant portion of Canadian Immigration Applications are refused every year for a number of different reasons. Some applicants may not meet the requirements for immigration to Canada, but other applicants may have made mistakes on their application or have a solid chance at an appeal of the decision depending on the situation. What to [...]

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Won our Appeal after being denied Visa to Canada. Thanks Katherine!

To Niren & Associates,                                                                                                                            Friday May 20th 2011 Although at this time my Partner in life has not yet been given her Permanent Resident Visa to enter Canada, I must  say now a huge and grateful Thank You to all involved in helping Myself and My Conjugal Partner be able to reside together here in [...]

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Immigration Appeal a success and family reunited!

Dearest Mrs. Katherine: I am so happy and glad to hear about the IAD decision, that the panel has made. Me and my wife we would like to thank you so much for all the hard work you have done for us, from the preparation of the case to the wonderful work you did in court [...]

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Canadian immigration application refused on medical grounds: autistic teenager

Couple denied permanent residence despite son not immigrating to Canada. Robert and Pauline Crowe of England have been deemed inadmissible to Canada because Robert has an autistic son – a son who he does not have primary custody of and who would never move to Canada anyway. Lewis Crowe, 17, lives with his mother in [...]

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