Temporary Resident Permit Overcoming Inadmissibility Video

Temporary Resident Permit Overcoming Inadmissibility

Do you have a past criminal record such a DUI, Felony, Misdemeanor, Assault charge and need to travel to Canada for business or leisure? Persons with past criminal record have to apply for document called the Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) to overcome their inadmissibility issue. A TRP is temporary document that allows you entry into Canada from one day to a maximum of three years depending on your situation.

A Temporary Resident Permit can be applied for two ways, you can either submit an application at the consulate which takes approximately 8-12 months for processing. If you have an urgent travel date such as a business meeting, family urgency, or had planned a vacation ahead of time then you can also apply at the Port of Entry for same day decision. If you are applying at the Port of Entry and you come from non-visa exempt country then unfortunately you can only apply at consulate level. American citizens can apply at the Port of Entry and get same day decision on their application.

So when you apply for TRP application you need to include the following documents:

• Police clearances that show what was imposed on you and what you completed for it
• why you want to travel to Canada (immigration officer assesses need versus risk)
• documents that demonstrate good character
• reference letters from friends or family members that can put in a good word in for you
• if you are travelling business include business invitation letter

Remember to also submit your application at consulate level rather than just getting a decision at the port of entry. Submitting your application at the consulate demonstrate to the immigration officer at the port of entry that you have take all the necessary steps to resolve your situation but due to your urgent travel need you cannot wait 8-12 months.

If you have pas inadmissibility issue and like to travel to Canada for leisure or business than contact Akrami & Associates today. TRP applications are not easily approved therefore hiring an immigration representative that has experience is highly recommended.

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