Second time working with Visaplace, and was successful again with a visa application for parents (2 out of 2). Worked with Felicita and Mansi, strong guidance, very detailed approach to putting together a very thorough and comprehensive application. Good feedback and support throughout the full process. Highly recommend Visaplace!
Temporary Resident Permit 3 years Approved for Denied Entry to Canada
Greetings Shabnam, Giovannie and et. al. I have been enjoying my renewed visits to Canada this Summer, thanks to your due diligence and assisting me to get the Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) approved (limited 3 years). As I recall the Criminal Rehabilitation would take a longer period of time (probably over 18+ months). That time is […]
United States Immigration Lawyers in Toronto
United States immigration and United States work visas are appealing to many Canadians. Even in an economy that isn’t fully recovered, many skilled Canadians are needed to work in the United States and the United States presents a great opportunity for Canadians who want to live there. Options for immigrating to or working in the […]
Am I Eligible for an H-1B Visa for the United States?
Who is Eligible for an H-1B Visa A H-1B work visa is a United States work permit for specific occupations that require a highly skilled worker to fill an open position. Many of these positions are in technical fields and require a University degree. You could be eligible for one if you meet the following H-1B […]
Denied Entry to the USA at the Airport 2025: Next Steps
In this article, we will talk about: What happens at the airport when denied entry to the US Reasons you may be denied entry at a US airport What to do if you are denied entry at a US airport Denied Entry to the US with a visa Hiring an immigration attorney after being denied […]
More Canadian Experience Class Applications To Be Accepted in 2013
The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) is a relatively new immigration program – only a few years old. But it is an extremely successful program that allows people who have worked or studied in Canada to use their experience as a gateway to permanent residency. The Canadian Experience Class The Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister, Jason Kenney, […]
Immigration Lawyer Michael Niren Quoted: Bill C-43
The recently proposed Bill C-43, the Faster Removal of Foreign Criminals Act, will ensure that Canada has some of the strictest deportation laws among the Westernized world. For example, as of right now permanent residents in Canada who are convicted of a crime and serving sentences less than two years are given the right to […]
Hurricane Sandy USCIS Office Closures
Below is a reproduction of the bulleton outlining USCIS Offices that are closed due to Hurricane Sandy Due to Hurricane Sandy the offices listed below will be closed or open late on: Tuesday, October 30, 2012. All applicants appointments will be rescheduled to the next available appointment date; applicants do not need to do anything to request a […]
Work Permit Approved at Niagara Bridge: No Hassles
Hello Shabnam, We are pleased to report that Ippei is now in possession of a Work Permit. We crossed the border at Niagara Rainbow Bridge on Friday Oct 26. It took 20 mins of processing time for Ippei to enter US. Returned on the same bridge 2 hours later and got processed at Immigration Canada […]
How to Immigrate to Canada as a Teacher: A Simple Guide
Moving to Canada can sometimes take a long time, but people with important jobs like teaching have a better chance. People with skills that a country needs, like doctors, dentists, and teachers, often have an easier time getting their visa approved. Canada is looking for skilled workers, and teachers are in demand. This means that […]
What Days Count For Permanent Resident Status
One of the most important components of maintaining your permanent resident status in Canada is ensuring you meet the residency obligation. The residency obligation is in place to ensure that permanent residents don’t just obtain permanent resident status and then go back and live in their home country. To be permanent residents in Canada and […]
Warning: Immigration Consultants who charge to review your immigration documents
I have noticed a disturbing trend in the immigration industry where immigration consultants offer people “file review services” at low costs presumably to entice people to hire them for the “full” application later on. I have no objections to this approach as a means of getting more business. But…. Review my immigration documents please there is a […]
2 year TN Visa Application…Painless
I just wanted to thank you both for making this year so relatively easy and painless with receiving all my information for the TN application. I received my two year TN late last night and can not thank you enough for assisting me through this process. I appreciate all your efforts and will send the copies of requested documents […]
Spousal Sponsorship Rules Introduced By Canadian Government
The Government of Canada has announced that the long-discussed spousal sponsorship rules are now in effect. These rules will have a big impact on marriage immigration in Canada, and sometimes not for the better. On December 15, 2016, the Liberal Government of Canada announced a number of major changes to the family sponsorship immigration process. […]
Denied Entry into Canada With A DUI
If you are planning to visit Canada in the near future but have a DUI on your criminal record, be prepared to be denied entry to Canada. While a DUI is a misdemeanor crime in the United States, it is a very serious crime in Canada. If you have a DUI but intend to visit […]
Types of Canadian Work Permits for Americans
While countries like the United States have a long list of different types of work visas, Canada primarily has two broad types of work visas: those that require a Labour Market Opinion and those that do not require a Labour Market Opinion. A Labour Market Opinion is sometimes called an LMO or a confirmation from […]