Canadian Immigration Strategies - by Elizabeth Long, J. D. Long Mangalji LLP www. lmlawgroup. com
What do I do after graduation? Short-term goals - Find a job - Obtain a Work Permit Long-term goals - Get married - Buy a house - Bring Family to Canada - Obtain Permanent Residence - Make plans on how family can get PR
Work Permits § Post-grad Work Permit § Off-campus Work Permit § Labour Market Opinion (post-grad exemption) § Bridging Work Permit § Provincial Nominee Program Work Permit § Open Spousal Work Permit
Permanent Residence § Canadian Experience Class § Work experience § Language requirement § Federal Skilled Worker § Previous work experience § New rules in May 2013 § Provincial Nominee Programs § Job offer § Degree program § Employer eligibility and support
Other Solutions § Spousal sponsorship § Inland or Visa Post § Extension of work permit through implied status § Be a dependent child under your parent’s application § Be a dependant spouse under your spouse’s application § Hazards of Refugee Claims
Why Applications Fail § Proper documentation is missing § Requirements are not met § Information is not believed § Timing is off § Inadmissibility § Out of status § Misrepresentation § Criminality § Medical issues § The officer makes a mistake § The law changed
What do I do now? § Obtain Competent Counsel § Is my counsel knowledgeable? § Is my counsel accessible? § Is my counsel a lawyer? § Is my counsel responsible? § Plan your life § What kind of job do I need? § How much finances will I need? § Where will I work? § How am I going to bring my family over?
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