It is an official document issued by a Canadian visa office that is placed in your passport to show that you have met the requirements for admission to Canada as a temporary resident (either as a visitor, a student, or a worker).
It is a long-term, multiple-entry visa for parents and grandparents of permanent residents or Canadian citizens. In other words, it is referred to as the Super Visa that allows parents and grandparents to stay for up to 2 years in Canada per visit. It is valid for up to (10) years only if the passport is not expired within that period.
As soon as you get accepted by a Canadian designated educational institution, you may apply for a study permit that it is at least 8 months in duration.
Most foreign workers require a work permit. For foreign workers, an offer of employment from a Canadian employer is usually required before the worker may be granted a Temporary Work Permit by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC).
It is a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP), which is also formally known as “a minister’s permit” that allows a foreign national to enter and stay in Canada in certain circumstances such as in case of medical treatment, minor crimes or victims of human trafficking.
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All our consultations will be supervised by a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant. It is your obligation property to identify yourself by providing us with valid ID documentation on or an advance of the consultation.
Consultations are privileged and always remain confidential. If you retain for legal services during or after the consultation, you become a client of Direct to Canada Immigration Inc. Consultations may last generally up to 60 minutes but can fall short or exceed that time depending on the matter involved. Consultations are meant to provide general legal guidance for your matter and not legal services.
Legal services are through the official engagement of Direct to Canada Immigration Inc. Consultations can be rescheduled or canceled for a refund 24 hours before the time of the consultation.
Please note that everything discussed in the context of a consultation is strictly confidential. Representative-Client confidentiality applies to consultations conducted both in-person and over the phone as well as to all other correspondence such as email, fax, etc. We have a legal, ethical, and moral obligation to keep your information in the strictest confidence. No information given in a consultation is ever discussed outside our office and no personal information is ever disclosed or sold.
PURPOSE OF A CONSULTATION
You should ask for a consultation if you do not know how to proceed with an application or if you even qualify to apply. Our experienced immigration practitioner will
· Analyze your situation
· Determine the best category for your application for the highest chance of success for any type of situation.
· Assess your eligibility under the appropriate category
· Discuss any obstacles that may hinder your application and determine the best solution to overcome them
· Determine the best solution if you have applied either on your own or with another representative and there is a problem with your application
· Offer a second opinion on applications already filed and determine the best way to proceed, whether it is to submit additional information, withdraw the application, or wait for a decision.
WHAT IS NOT DISCUSSED DURING A CONSULTATION
· Applications and supporting documents are not normally reviewed during a consultation. However, the immigration practitioner who is conducting your consultation may ask you for information about specific documents at his or her discretion.
· An immigration consultant does not assist with the completion of application forms during a consultation.
· An immigration consultant does not give clients a document checklist for any type of application during a consultation. If you choose to retain our team to assist you with your application, a document checklist will be provided to you at this time.