Sas & Ing are proud to support the Grand Diwali Gala 2016 on October 14, 2016, and are dedicated to assisting the Indo-Canadian community.
Victor Ing will present at Business Immigration Law Fundamentals 2016—Show Me The Money at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver.
Often the clients that come to see us have previously worked with other immigration professionals. In many cases they have not been advised according to best practices and/or have placed misguided trust in those professionals. One of the most blatant misguided practices is to have applicants sign blank immigration application forms and then rely on the immigration professional to complete the application on their behalf. If an immigration professional asks you to do this, warning bells should go off immediately and you should find another professional to work with.
As of November 1, 2016, Sas & Ing has moved to a new office overlooking the waterfront harbour
Catherine Sas, Q.C. has been selected for inclusion in the 11th Edition of Best Lawyers in Canada in the practice area of Immigration Law.
We want to thank all of our clients, respected colleagues and business associates for your support in voting Catherine Sas as the Best Immigration Lawyer in all of Greater Vancouver...
As long as there are immigration programs in Canada there will always be debate about whether we should be encouraging more or less immigration to this country. How many immigrants should we admit every year and in what program categories? What is the right balance?
Catherine Sas, as President of the BC-India Business Network (BCIBN), participated in a Symposium on the Impact on BC of Direct Flights between Vancouver & Delhi on Trade-Travel-Tourism.
September 19, 2016 Catherine Sas will speak at the International Bar Association session “Where will my nanny/plumber come from? Middle and low-skilled worker shortages in light of the migrant currents...
It has been over two years since June 2014 when the federal government permanently shut down the federal immigrant investor pathway to Canadian permanent residence. Under the former program, foreign investors and entrepreneurs could obtain permanent residence in exchange for a one-time lump sum investment to Canada. The program was finally scrapped over widespread criticism that it was not generating long-term benefits for Canadians and because many viewed the program as a way for immigrants to buy their way to Canadian citizenship. Unsurprisingly, the new immigration Minister, the Honourable John McCallum, has already publicly stated that there are no current plans to restart or reinvent the troubled program.
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