If you are here with a study permit, and have graduated from institution you were enrolled in, you usually have a choice to apply for a work permit under the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP). Within 90 days of completing you degree you may be eligible to live [...]

When anyone crosses the Canadian border, they are filled with anxiousness and possibly a little fear as to the questions the Immigration officer will ask. This is especially the case for individuals who have criminal inadmissibility, or in other words, have a criminal record. It is best to [...]

If you are deemed inadmissible to Canada for a past criminal offence, you must first overcome the criminal inadmissibility and may be able to apply for a Criminal Rehabilitation. It is extremely essential that, if you are trying to overcome your criminal inadmissibility, you provide sufficient and accurate documentation to the Immigration officer that will be assessing your application. Watch our video below on the important documents needed for a criminal rehabilitation and how to obtain these certain documents to complete your application accurately.

When entering Canada with inadmissibility, this can become a significant problem for the individual as they can be denied entry. In order to overcome the inadmissibility issue when entering Canada, individuals can apply for a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) in order to gain entry into Canada. A TRP essentially allows the inadmissible individual with the opportunity to cross the border and successfully enter Canada temporarily. Watch our video below on how an individual can apply for a Temporary Resident Permit at a Port of Entry in Canada and what are the requirements needed from them in order to successfully enter.

Like to submit your immigration application to citizenship and immigration Canada? Not sure when you should start your immigration application such as Spousal Sponsorship application, Visitor Visa application, Study Permit application, Super Visa application etc. Watch our video below to find out when you should start your immigration application.

Any foreign national will experience some anxiety or fear when crossing the Canadian border, especially when the Immigration officer asks questions regarding your criminal inadmissibility. As a criminally inadmissible foreign national, you should be well-prepared and anticipate all questions that the Immigration officer may have for you. Watch [...]

Have you been Denied Entry into Canada? If so, watch video below that discusses what a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) is, who can qualify for this permit, on what grounds you can be considered inadmissible to Canada, which Port of Entry to submit your TRP application and much more!!

Have you been Denied Entry into Canada for a Criminal Inadmissibility? If so, you may qualify for Criminal Rehabilitation. Watch our video on how you can overcome your Criminal Inadmissibility to Canada!!

If an individual decides not to disclose information about their criminal past to an Immigration officer when entering Canada, the consequences can be quite severe. It is very important to be very straight forward with Immigration officers, especially with regards to any criminal record you may have. Watch our video below on the importance of disclosing the correct information to the Immigration officer especially with regards to any criminal past and how this may affect your future entry into Canada.

Are you filing for Temporary Document to Citizenship and Immigration Canada? Not sure what documents to include with your application? Watch our video to get some tips when filing a temporary document to immigration Canada.

Have you been denied entry into Canada for criminality or inadmissibility issues? Planning to file your Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) application at the Port of Entry? Not sure which border to go too or whether you should fly or drive to have easier entry into Canada? If so, watch our video to find out what will work best for your situation.

Do you have an offense that happened a while back ago and like to come to Canada? If so, you may qualify for Criminal Rehabilitation. Watch our video to learn some facts before filing your Criminal Rehabilitation application.