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Judicial Review or Appeal in the Immigration Law Context

by Max Chaudhary | Sep 9, 2016 | Blogs

Judicial Review or appeal in Immigration Law In Canada, a vast number of government bodies and agencies provide a wide range of services to Canadians. Parliament, through laws grant decision making powers to the executive branch of the government such as...

Consular Offices/ Embassies and Canada Immigration

by Max Chaudhary | Jul 15, 2016 | Blogs

A key player in obtaining a visa to Canada is often a consular office or Embassy of a country. The consular office of importance is often the one corresponding to your own country of citizenship, or of a country you resided in for more than six months. Your own...

Renewing Your Permanent Resident Card

by Max Chaudhary | Jun 29, 2016 | Blogs

A permanent resident card is subject to maintenance. Like an automobile, the amount of maintenance depends on how the card is being used. For example, if you obtained permanent residency in Canada and then never left Canada for five years, there is relatively little...

English and French Language and Immigration to Canada – What Amount of Skill is Needed?

by Max Chaudhary | May 17, 2016 | Blogs

[slider]The Express Entry system constitutes the gateway to filing a skilled worker application to live in Canada permanently. It is apparent that (at least with respect to the Canada Experience Class category), the minimum level of English or French language skill...

Low Income cut-off 2015

by Max Chaudhary | Mar 21, 2016 | Blogs

he level of analysis Toronto Immigration lawyers use when assessing the Low Income cut-off has become more than merely looking up a table. The amounts for parents are 30% higher than the amount also known as the Minimum Necessary Income, for the sponsorship of a...

Immigration Detention

by Max Chaudhary | Mar 18, 2016 | Blogs

Immigration detention may often occur when there is a breakdown in communication between a person holding (most often) a study or work visa and the immigration authorities. For example, the failure to keep an address updated with the immigration department (and/or...

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