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Hayer Law Office can assist
you in getting visa to Canada under various permanent and temporary categories like:
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Skilled Worker Category
* Investors, Entrepreneurs
and Self Employed
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Family Sponsorships and
Adoptions
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Provincial Nominees
Humanitarian and Refugees
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Tourist, Student and Work Permits
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Family Class Sponsorship:
If you are Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada you may sponsor the
following members of the family class:
- Spouse, common-law or conjugal partner;
- Dependent child;
- Parents and their dependent children;
- Grandparents;
- Orphan siblings, nephew, nieces etc.
- Adopted children;
- One relative, if there is no member of the family class who is Canadian
Citizen
or permanent resident or who could be sponsored.
Skilled Worker Category:
There are six selection factors:
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Education |
Maximum 25 points |
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Language |
Maximum 24 points |
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Experience |
Maximum 21 points |
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Age |
Maximum 10 points |
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Arranged Employment |
Maximum 10 points |
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Adaptability |
Maximum 10 points. |
Pass Marks: At present pass marks are set at 67, however it can be changed
without notice.
If you have a genuine job offer approved by the Service Canada, your application
will be processed quickly.
Investor Category:
The investor category is for the applicants who has management experience
of a qualified business or the management of five full time employees with net worth
of $800,000.00.
The applicant will provide $400,000 to the Government of Canada for a period of
five years. After five years the applicant will receive $400,00 without any interest.
The other available option is to obtain loan from a bank or financial institution.
Most banks currently charge loan fee of $120,000. This option is desirable to most
of the investors
as it cost only $120,000.
This program is like a fast track application process for the wealthy applicants
with
net worth of $800,000.
Judicial Review:
If your application has been refused by the visa office, in certain situations you
may challenge the officer’s decision in the Federal Court of Canada e.g. skilled
worker refusal, refusal to issue visa to a Temporary Foreign Worker, refusal to
issue student visa, refusal to issue visitor visa, refusal for an extension in Canada
or refusal to approve application from within Canada etc.
IAD Appeals:
If you have sponsored any member of family class and your case has been refused
by the visa office, you may appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division. Most common
reasons for refusal are:
- Marriage is not genuine and the primary purpose was to gain status in Canada.
- The sponsor does not meet the eligibility requirements especially Low Income
Cut off figures. (LICO).
- The applicant or dependent is medically in-admissible.
If your case has been refused, you should look for your options to file appeal as
visa officer’s decision is not final. You have 30 days to file appeal to the Immigration
and Refugee Board.
Temporary Foreign Workers:
If you have an employer who is ready and willing to provide job offer in low skilled
category, you may come to Canada as a Temporary Foreign Worker for a period of two
years. Your employer has to apply for HRSDC approval in Canada for a labour market
opinion, once labour market opinion is issued then you may make an application for
a work permit.
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