Immigration

Immigration Law

Every year, Canada receives thousands of new immigrants. And many of them move to
Canada for different reasons such as family reunions, research, employment, refugee
asylum, and tourism. But only Canadian citizens and permanent residents can freely
enter or leave Canada.

Sponsorship

Will you want to sponsor your partner to move to Canada or other family members? Claire
Joseph Paralegal Services specializes in sponsorships and Canadian family schools. You
may apply to sponsor your partner, minor children, friends, parent, or grandparents to move to Canada whether you are a Permanent Resident or a Canadian Citizen. To see if you qualify for sponsorship, email us today and let us guide you through the complicated process. Fill out the form below to get the guidance, suggestions, and more from the competent, helpful workers at Claire Joseph Paralegal Services if you would like more details about the Family Sponsorship program.

Spousal Sponsorship Appeals

Canadian citizen or permanent resident can sponsor his or her spouse or common-law
partner. There are important IRPA and IRPR criteria on both overseas and inland
applications. And they must be fulfilled by an officer before reaching a final judgment.

If your proposal to sponsor your partner from abroad has been denied, you may
challenge the judgment of the Immigration Appeal Division’s visa officer. For your IAD
appeal, we will surely assist you.

Refugee Claims

Refugee appeals will be heard and resolved by the Immigration and Refugee Board’s Refugee Rights Section. An unsuccessful applicant can challenge his or her judgment before the IRB’s Refugee Appeal Division. The RAD will continue without a trial in most situations and will render determination based on facts given by both sides and the
RPD record.

Detention Reviews

For those foreign nationals who may be inadmissible or removable from Canada,
admissibility proceedings before the Visa Branch of the Immigration Refugee Board occur. A determination is taken through these proceedings as to whether one should join or stay in Canada.

Immigration Appeals

At the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD), immigration problems related to sponsorships,
deportation proceedings, and citizenship obligations can be challenged. Also, appeals for
sponsorship happen when a Canadian citizen or permanent resident offers to sponsor a
nearby family member to Canada and gets denied.
Their expulsion orders can be challenged to the IAD by existing citizens, immigrants,
and foreign nationals with permanent resident visas. Both permanent residents must
physically stay in Canada for at least 730 days out of every five years, according to the
Immigrant and Refugee Security Act. Many that are unable to retain the duty of
citizenship can forfeit permanent resident status. They should refer to the IAD too.

Admissibility Hearings

Any foreign nationals who are technically inadmissible or removable from Canada are expected to testify before the Immigration Section of the IRB for an admissibility hearing. The IRB Immigration Division listens and determines if one is permitted to join or reside in Canada. Immigration compliance is the responsibility of the Canada Border
Services Agency (CBSA).
The Minister’s lawyer shall be present at these proceedings and shall serve the case of the CBSA. One could for the following reasons be considered

inadmissible, declined a
visa, or denied entry to Canada:

Security, Violations of Civil or Foreign Law, and Delinquency Criminality coordinated

Grounds of Wellbeing, Economic reasons, Misrepresenting, Non-compliance with the Immigration and Security of Refugees (IRPA) Act and getting an inadmissible part of a family. Contact Claire Joseph Paralegal services for your immigration problems and we will do the best we can to assist you.

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