Common-Law Partner Canada: Things to Know
Navigating relationships from a legal standpoint is never simple, especially when you’re living together without being married. In Canada, many couples fall under what’s known as a common-law partnership. But what exactly does that mean? And what rights,...
Bridging Open Work Permits vs Bridging Closed Work Permits
In Canada, as permanent residency (PR) applications are processed, many temporary foreign workers seek ways to maintain legal status and continue working. Two pathways help bridge this gap: Bridging Open Work Permits (BOWP) and Bridging Closed Work Permits (BCWP). ...
Express Entry & Your Spouse: Why Strategic Omission Leads to Peril
The Canadian dream beckons, a testament to opportunity and stability via Express Entry & for your spouse (if married). This pursuit, however, demands precise adherence to its foundational principles. Your journey requires truth and foresight, for misdirection on...
How to Apply for the Caregiver Pilot Program Canada
If you’re a caregiver, someone who has dedicated time and compassion to supporting others, then the caregiver pilot program may be one of the most practical and realistic immigration pathways available. However, the process can be a little overwhelming. This...
A Step-By-Step Guide To Check The Status Of Your Canadian Immigration Application
Navigating the Canadian immigration process can be daunting, especially when you’re unsure about the status of your application. Whether you’re applying for permanent residence, a visitor visa, or a study permit, knowing how to check the status of your...
What You Need To Know About Foreign Buyer’s Tax In Canada
Buying property in Canada as a non-resident can feel overwhelming due to the ever-changing rules. The process involves not just understanding real estate logistics but also grasping the full scope of federal and provincial tax rules. Additionally, these rules can vary...
maintained status and temporary resident permit 2025 Maintained Status Update
For many temporary residents in Canada, especially those on a temporary resident permit in 2025, understanding “maintained status” (previously known as implied status) is crucial for staying legally in the country while waiting for a decision on an...
Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA): A Complete Guide For Employers And Employees
If you’re looking to work in Canada, one of the first steps may involve securing a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). It’s a critical part of the process for many foreign workers, and understanding how the LMIA application works is essential if you’re...
Express Entry: Significant Changes To Category-Based Draws
Keeping tabs on Canadian immigration? Then you need to know about the latest Express Entry changes. As announced on February 27, 2025, by the Honourable Minister Marc Miller (Immigration Minister at the time), the focus for category-based draws in 2025 is shifting,...
The Opening of TR to PR Pathway in 2025
In 2025, Canada is set to reopen the Temporary Resident to Permanent Resident (TR to PR) pathway, a vital immigration program that opens doors for many individuals to transition from temporary to permanent residency in the country. First introduced in 2021, this TR to...
What to Expect in 2025: Priorities for Canadian Immigration
Canada has long been recognized for its welcoming approach to immigration. However, the ongoing evolution of immigration laws and priorities is beginning to shift the landscape in subtle yet impactful ways. Recent announcements surrounding Canada’s new immigration...
What Happens In An Immigration Medical Exam (IME)?
When applying for permanent residency or certain visas in Canada, a key requirement is the Immigration Medical Exam (IME). This health assessment ensures that incoming applicants do not pose a public health risk and meet the health standards outlined by Immigration,...
The Erosion of Human Rights Reporting by the USA and Its Ripple Effects on Canadian Refugee Policy
Recent changes to U.S. human rights reporting have created unexpected consequences for Canada’s immigration system, particularly regarding the Safe Third Country Agreement between the two nations. This bilateral pact, along with shifting political priorities in...
Can I Leave Canada While Waiting For My Permanent Resident Card?
Becoming a permanent resident in Canada is a major milestone, but it comes with important responsibilities, especially when it comes to international travel. A common concern among new or renewing permanent residents is: Can I leave Canada while waiting for my PR...
Chaudhary Law Office Recognized Among Top 100 Immigration Blogs by Feedspot
(10th April 2025, Toronto) Chaudhary Law Office is proud to announce its recent inclusion in Feedspot’s prestigious list of Top 100 Immigration Blogs on the Web. This recognition reflects the firm’s long-standing commitment to providing timely, accessible, and...
Shaping Immigration: 2025-2027 Goals and Adjustments
Canada’s Immigration 2025-2027 Levels Plan reflects a strategic shift, reducing overall admissions by 105,000 in 2025 while prioritizing pathways for temporary residents already in the country. By focusing on economic immigration, particularly in key sectors...
The Power Of Accompanying/Non-Accompanying Family Members In Canadian Immigration
Canada’s immigration system provides a range of pathways designed to welcome and integrate individuals and families into its thriving communities. Whether applying under economic, humanitarian, or family reunification programs, applicants are often required to...
What You Need To Know About The New Post-Graduation Work Permit Requirements
Graduating from a Canadian institution is a significant achievement, and many international students explore post-graduation work opportunities as a next step. The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program offers a pathway to gain valuable Canadian work experience...
