EventsEverything you need to know about INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS as Prospective Immigrants on May 15
25 April 2019
15 May 2019, 5:00 - 8:30 pm PST
- Self employed immigration - Alternative Options for Business Applicants
- Ask an Expert: Humanitarian and Compassionate Case Studies
- Mothers Without Legal Status
- What International Students Need to Know, and Don’t…
Catherine Sas, K.C. and Victor Ing will be presenters at the ImmSeminar all-day event Best Practices – Be prepared to face the future and help your clients on November 29, 2018 at the Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront Vancouver, 1133 West Hastings, Vancouver.
BlogFamily Reunification in CanadaHow do I immigrate to Canada?What’s the best way for me to sponsor my spouse already in Canada?
29 October 2015
The question of how to sponsor your spouse who is already in Canada seems like a rather simple one. Indeed if you put that question to a CIC call centre representative, their answer is almost always as follows: "If your spouse is in Canada you use the Inland Spousal sponsorship category but if your spouse is outside of Canada, you use the Family Class category". As in most things to do with our Canadian immigration system, the answers to such questions are never that straightforward. Let's review the differences between the Family Class and the In-land Spousal categories.
BlogFamily Reunification in CanadaWhat ever happened to speedier processing times for Parents and Grandparents?
13 October 2015
Canada's Family Class immigration program has historically allowed for Canadians to be able to sponsor their parents and grandparents. However, in November of 2011, Canada's immigration program for parents and grandparents was suspended to allow for a backlog of nearly 165,000 applications to be finalized. The Minister of Immigration introduced the "Action Plan for Faster Family Reunification" increasing processing levels from approximately 15,000 parent and grandparent applications per year to 25,000 applicants for each of 2011, 2012 and 2013.
BlogFamily Reunification in CanadaAre you ready to sponsor your parent or grandparent for 2015?
7 November 2014
Tens of thousands of sponsored family members are admitted to come to Canada every year as permanent residents. While the majority of family members admitted are spouses and partners, the second largest category of admitted family members are the parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
BlogCanadian Immigration ProgramsHow do I immigrate to Canada?The Myth of the Anchor Baby
30 October 2014
The concept of the anchor baby is that non-Canadian citizens will come to Canada to give birth on Canadian soil for the purpose of obtaining Canadian citizenship for their newly born children with a view to obtaining permanent residency, and ultimately citizenship for themselves.
SERVICES
LINKS
Sas and Ing Immigration Law Centre LLP
A partnership between Catherine Sas Law Corporation and Victor Ing Law Corporation
Copyright © sasanding 2021