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Immigration to Alberta for H-1B Visa Holders in the USA

By Michael NirenDecember 31, 2019
Working in Canada
As of April 2009, the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program has introduced a US Visa Holder Category focused on H-1B Visa holders. This immigration program enables skilled foreign workers on US Work Visas to apply for Canadian Permanent Residence with the intention of working in Alberta. This program is designed fill occupational shortages in certain high […]
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Is Same Sex Immigration to Canada possible for Gay and Lesbian couples?

By Michael NirenJuly 30, 2009
Settle in Canada
We are a same sex couple from New York and wish to immigrate to Canada. How can this be achieved? ________________ For years, Canada has recognized the validity of same sex relationships and considers them on equal par with more traditional family unions. If you are married as a same sex couple or have been […]
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Sponsorship Application Refused because of my Previous Marriage

By Michael NirenJuly 29, 2009
Family ImmigrationSpouse/Partner
Hello Mr. Niren, I would like your opinion on my sponsorship. My husband was refused because of my previous marriage. Canada Immigration jumped to the conclusion that my second marriage is not bona fide because of my previous marriage was brief . I have reapply with more proof that my marriage is genuine. What do […]
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My Canadian Permanent Resident Application Was Refused. What Should I Do Now?

By Ella BergquistMarch 3, 2021
InadmissabilityRefusal
There are many reasons why someone’s permanent residency application could be refused. A PR application could be refused because of criminality, health, misrepresentation, not meeting eligibility requirements, not providing with right documents or having incomplete or inconsistent forms, losing documents, missing deadlines, or confronting a mistake committed by IRCC or Immigration officers. What To Do […]
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Spousal Sponsorship Refusals are too High

By Michael NirenJune 30, 2009
Family Immigration
As reported by Torstar News, government documents reveal that just under 50% of spousal sponsorship applications are refused from certain regions  such as southern China, Western Africa. In other areas refusal rates are also unacceptably high. MP Olivia Chow calls this high refusal rate “cruel and arbitrary”. I cannot agree more.  At our office, we […]
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Canadian Work Permits Not Necessarily Needed for Workers in the Film and TV Industries

By Michael NirenJune 4, 2009
Working in Canada
A Canadian Work Permit Question Hello I am a Director of Photography and Director in Los Angeles , California. A local production company hired me to shoot their next feature film which will be shot in Los Angeles for about 80% of the production. However, some scenes have to be shot in Canada, and that […]
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Maintaining Canadian Permanent Residency Status outside Canada to be with Blind Daughter

By Michael NirenMay 28, 2009
Permanent Residency
Can you keep your Canadian Permanent Residency Status while living outside of Canada? I sponsored my mother for Canadian Permanent Residency and she was approved about 3 years ago. She had only visited Canada once for about 2 weeks since she became a Permanent Resident. She had not moved to Canada because my sister was […]
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Stopped at the Canadian Border or Airport and Denied Entry to Canada? What are your Options?

By Michael NirenApril 23, 2009
InadmissabilitySecurity
Being denied entry to Canada Depending on the reason why you may have been denied entry to Canada, you may be able to re-apply for entry. Generally, persons with certain criminal records may be considered as “inadmissible” for entry to Canada.  In other cases, a customs officer, known as a Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) […]
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Immigration Consultants and Immigration Lawyers: Who is Who?

By Michael NirenFebruary 8, 2023
Immigrating to a new country can be a difficult and time-consuming process. Having an expert to guide you is always a good idea. If you are in the process of immigrating to Canada, you may have begun looking for a mentor to assist you, which has led you to immigration lawyers and consultants. You may […]
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Facing Deportation from Canada? Reasons Why, Appealing, How to Return

By Michael NirenDecember 9, 2019
Inadmissability
About Deportation From Canada At our office, we handle many deportations from Canada cases. The Canadian government department responsible for deportation from Canada and removals is the Canadian Border and Services Agency (CBSA). The CBSA is, among other things, in charge of protecting our borders from inadmissible persons and proceeding with removals against inadmissible persons […]
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Canadian NAFTA Work Visas Now Issued Up To Three Years

By Michael NirenJuly 20, 2020
Working in Canada
[NAFTA is under revision. NAFTA will most likely turn into the USMCA (United States Mexico Canada Agreement). USMCA is expected to be approved in the beginning of 2019. Until then NAFTA will remain active and the visas under NAFTA are still available. Learn more about how the USMCA will affect Canadians. ] Professionals from the USA […]
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Canadian Permanent Resident Card and Renewal FAQ

By Michael NirenJanuary 1, 2020
Permanent Residency
Frequently Asked Questions about Canadian Permanent Resident Cards Here are some common questions our office receives about Canadian Permanent Resident cards (also called PR cards).  You may also read our website for more information about Permanent Residence Card rules and about the residency requirements for maintaining your card.
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Canadian Embassy in Venezuela – Caracas

By Michael NirenDecember 7, 2020
ResourcesEmbassy
Canadian Embassy in Venezuela – Caracas Street Address: Immigration Section Av. Francisco de Miranda con Av. Sur de Altamira Altamira Caracas Mailing Address For Canadian Embassy in Venezuela The Canadian Embassy Immigration Section Apartado Postal 62,302 Caracas 1060-A, Venezuela Tel.: (58-212) 600-3048 Fax.:(58-212) 263-4981 E-mail Address: caracas-im-enquiry@international.gc.ca Website: www.canadainternational.gc.ca/venezuela/ Additional information about this Canadian Embassy […]
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Canadian Embassy in United States – Buffalo, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, Washington, D.C

By Michael NirenNovember 5, 2020
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Canadian Embassy in United States – Buffalo, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, Washington, D.C Street Address: Consulate General of Canada Immigration Section 3000 HSBC Center 30th Floor Buffalo, New York Consulate General of Canada Immigration Section Suite 1100 600 Renaissance Centre Detroit, Michigan Consulate General of Canada Immigration Section 550 South Hope Street, 9th […]
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Canadian Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago – Port of Spain

By Michael NirenJuly 30, 2019
ResourcesEmbassy
Canadian Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago – Port of Spain Street Address: Canadian High Commission Immigration Section Maple House 3-3A Sweet Briar Road St. Clair Port of Spain Mailing Address For Canadian Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago Canadian High Commission Immigration Section P.O. Box 565 Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago Tel.: (868) 622-6232 Fax.: (868) […]
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BERLITA COLLADO

I am so very thankful to the VISAPACE team for making it all come true and possible from my Open Work Permit to my Permanent Residence, you make it all happen .Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart , Thank you for being part of my achievements. Now I am now a Permanent Residence through the effort, power and knowledge of VISAPLACE LEGAL TEAM.
Sending you my best appreciation and thank you.

Berlie Collado

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Shahrzad Sh

“I truly want to thank Mansi. Her patience and thoughtful advices made a big difference for me. Her recommendations were not only helpful but also gave me clearer insight. Words can’t fully express how grateful I am for her support.”

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kevin geoffrey

Visa place helped me with my daughter’s sponsorship 3 years ago. Last week I contacted them for some clarification on a different matter. It was about an issue which technically was a problem of CIC’s software glitch and had nothing to do with Visa Place.
Yet Reena Sandu was assigned for my case. she helped me with enthusiasm and showed no hesitation despite me being an ex-client from 3 years ago.
I was very happy that even after 3 years of finishing business, Visa Place were respectful of their clients. Special thanks again to Reena for her enthusiasm and support.

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Nessie Leigh Ilarde

Thank you very much for helping me get my new visa! I appreciate Ms. Felicita and her colleagues for guiding us through the process making sure that everything is precise. Highly recommend your firm. Thanks again 🙂

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parker ellis

Mansi Sanghvi has been nothing for of remarkable for me. I have been dealing with a visa, immigration issues , and any time I have to call her, she has been there to answer any questions. Has answers to every question and is there to HELP YOU. Truly could not recommend her more.

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Domenico Orsi

Bansuri was great help on the phone today. They were able to swiftly set up an appointment and facilitate all of my needs and questions.

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Lincoln Godfrey

Anis did a great job of listening to my situation and getting an attorney to talk to me right away, so I can cross the boarder without worrying about what they might ask me. He was kind and understanding and I look forward to working with him and his company in the future.