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Bringing your American Partner to Canada
As close culturally as Canada and the USA are, and as easy as it is for an American to adapt to Canadian life, it seems that Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) wants your American spouse to wait in their home country – that would be the USA – until your sponsorship application is approved. A…
International Experience Canada (IEC)
International Experience Canada (IEC) Updated for 2019 Maybe it’s time to pack up and begin to explore the world and all it has to offer. International Experience Canada (IEC) gives you the opportunity to work, travel and gain experience in Canada. Or, if you are a Canadian looking to travel abroad under the working holiday…
Live-in Caregiver Program Canada
Caregiver Pilot Programs for 2019 Are you a live-in caregiver from abroad working in Canada? If so, there have been important changes to the live-in caregiver program that you should be aware of. As of June 18, 2019, applications for the following two pilot programs will no longer be accepted: Caring for Children: Applications submitted…
Canada Visitor Visa (TRV) Course
Temporary Resident Visa Tutorial An in-depth step-by-step guide on how to fill out your own visitor visa application Chapter 1: Terms you need to know when getting a Visitor Visa to Canada COVID has changed everything, at least for the following year or so. While getting a visitor visa to Canada was never automatic, for…
A History of Toronto Immigration
Never mind the archaeological remains of Roman ships found in the harbours of Caracas and Rio de Janeiro. Never mind the Vikings in Labrador and Newfoundland. Never mind that Basque whalers fished in the Gulf of St. Lawrence a couple of centuries before Jacques Cartier planted his cross in the Gaspe. We’ll let the official…
Do-it-yourself Letter Explanation for immigration
Some say that your Summary Letter (LOE) is one of the more important documents, if not the most important document, in your immigration package. This is the document that clearly answers the following questions for the Canadian immigration officer reviewing your application:
A Brief History of Canadian Immigration
It’s no secret that one of the most important social forces in the development of the United States and Canada has been—and remains—immigration. There’s a common enough saying among Americans, “We are all immigrants,” and it’s a truth which not only holds for most Canadians as well, but indeed, gives a hint as to the…
Paying your CIC Fees in Canada-the IMM 5401 Fee Receipt
PLEASE NOTE: The IMM 5401 has been retired and is no longer used. Fees are now paid online by credit card or debit card. So this article is no longer relevant. Instructions about paying your fees can be found as you file your application online. Filing an application through Citizenship and Immigration (CIC) within Canada…