Frequently Asked Questions

Having a lawyer for submitting an immigration application is not mandatory and does not result in faster processing by the immigration office. However, applications prepared by experienced immigration lawyers are generally in accordance with the latest immigration laws and the standards of the Canadian immigration office. The accuracy of the information and documents submitted is reviewed multiple times and with greater care. This helps to prevent requests for additional documents by the immigration office and unnecessary correspondence that can prolong the processing of the application. It also reduces the likelihood of the application being rejected due to inconsistencies in the information.

There is a possibility of rejection in all immigration cases, but it should be noted that this is not the end of the road, and the officer's decision is not final. After reviewing the documents again and considering the officer's reasons for rejection, you can resubmit the application, or with the help of a Canadian lawyer, you can appeal the rejected case and defend your case in federal court.

Generally, individuals with permanent residency in Canada have most of the rights and benefits of Canadian citizens, such as access to free education and healthcare. One of the most important differences is that Canadian citizenship is permanent, whereas permanent residency can be revoked. Another difference is that Canadian citizens have the right to vote, while permanent residents do not have voting rights."

Selecting the appropriate immigration method for each individual depends on their circumstances, such as education, job, financial status, age, and many other factors. Generally, the best method is one that achieves results with the least cost and time and fully complies with Canadian immigration laws. Consulting with experienced lawyers and immigration consultants can greatly assist in making the right choice.

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