Service - Immigration Law
Immigration Law
Immigration Specialists
Dominion Law Group practices in all areas of Canadian citizenship and immigration law. Our Canadian immigration consultancy is able to assist clients in cases ranging from the simple and straightforward to the complex and challenging.
The Composition of the Practise
Dominion Law’s services in the field of Immigration Law.
Permanent Residence
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Immigration law concerning Entrepreneur Immigration, specifically the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), involves the legal principles and regulations governing the immigration process for individuals seeking to establish or invest in a business in British Columbia, Canada. The BC PNP is a program that encourages experienced entrepreneurs to contribute to the province's economic growth by creating new businesses or partnering with existing ones.
It provides a pathway for eligible individuals to obtain Canadian permanent residency by meeting specific criteria related to business experience, personal net worth, investment commitments, and job creation.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in Entrepreneur Immigration assist individuals throughout the application process, ensuring compliance with program requirements, preparing supporting documentation, and providing guidance on business plans and investment strategies. The BC PNP under Entrepreneur Immigration aims to attract talented and innovative entrepreneurs to contribute to the local economy, create employment opportunities, and foster business development and growth in British Columbia.
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The Self-Employed category is designed for individuals who can make a significant cultural or athletic impact in Canada and become self-employed in their field of expertise.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in Self-Employed immigration assist individuals in preparing their applications, demonstrating their qualifications, and meeting the requirements set by Canadian immigration authorities. The Self-Employed category in British Columbia aims to attract individuals who have a proven track record of success in cultural or athletic activities and can contribute to the rich cultural fabric of the province while being self-employed.
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The Start-Up Visa program offers a pathway to Canadian permanent residency for foreign entrepreneurs who secure significant investment and support from designated organizations, such as angel investor groups, venture capital funds, or business incubators. Immigration law professionals specializing in the Start-Up Visa program assist entrepreneurs in navigating the application process, ensuring compliance with program requirements, and providing guidance on securing investment and support from designated organizations. The program aims to attract promising entrepreneurs with innovative business ideas, driving economic growth, creating job opportunities, and fostering innovation and entrepreneurship in British Columbia and Canada as a whole.
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Family Sponsorship in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the immigration process for Canadian citizens or permanent residents who wish to sponsor their eligible family members to come and live in Canada. Family Sponsorship allows individuals to reunite with their close family members, including spouses, partners, dependent children, parents, and grandparents.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in Family Sponsorship assist sponsors in understanding the eligibility requirements, preparing the necessary documentation, and navigating the application process. The program aims to promote family unity and support the emotional well-being of individuals by facilitating the sponsorship of their loved ones. Family Sponsorship in British Columbia allows families to build a life together in Canada, fostering strong familial bonds and contributing to the cultural diversity and social fabric of the province.
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Immigration law concerning the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the immigration process for skilled foreign workers, international graduates, and entrepreneurs who have been nominated by the province to obtain Canadian permanent residency.
The BC PNP offers various streams and categories, such as the Skilled Worker, International Graduate, and Entrepreneur streams, which align with the specific labor market and economic needs of British Columbia.
Pur Immigration law professionals specializing in the BC PNP assist individuals in understanding the eligibility criteria, preparing the required documentation, and navigating the application process.
The program aims to attract individuals who possess the skills, qualifications, and entrepreneurial drive that can contribute to the economic development and growth of British Columbia, allowing them to live, work, and settle in the province as Canadian permanent residents.
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Immigration law concerning the Caregivers Program in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the immigration process for foreign caregivers who provide essential care and support to individuals with physical or mental disabilities, elderly persons, or children. The Caregivers Program offers pathways for qualified caregivers to obtain Canadian permanent residency, such as the Home Child Care Provider and Home Support Worker streams.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in the Caregivers Program assist individuals in understanding the program requirements, preparing the necessary documentation, and navigating the application process.
The program aims to address the increasing demand for caregivers in British Columbia, providing opportunities for foreign caregivers to work and contribute to the well-being and quality of life of individuals in need of care.
It allows caregivers to build a career in Canada while fostering a compassionate and supportive environment for vulnerable individuals and families in the province.
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the Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) Visa in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the immigration process for individuals who are in exceptional and compelling circumstances and do not meet the requirements of other immigration programs. The H&C Visa allows eligible individuals to apply for Canadian permanent residency based on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in the H&C Visa assist individuals in preparing their applications, gathering supporting evidence, and presenting their case to immigration authorities.
The program aims to address unique situations where applicants may face risks, hardships, or exceptional circumstances that warrant special consideration for immigration status. It provides an avenue for individuals to seek protection, reunite with family members, or access essential services and support in British Columbia, taking into account humanitarian and compassionate factors.
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Refugee protection claims in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for individuals who seek asylum and protection due to a well-founded fear of persecution, violence, or human rights violations in their home country.
Refugee protection claims allow eligible individuals to apply for refugee status and seek protection in Canada.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in refugee protection claims assist individuals in preparing their claims, gathering supporting evidence, and presenting their case to the Refugee Protection Division of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
The program aims to provide a safe haven for those fleeing persecution, conflict, or danger, ensuring that their claims are thoroughly assessed based on the principles of refugee law. British Columbia, along with other provinces, plays a role in welcoming and supporting refugees, providing necessary resources, settlement assistance, and opportunities for integration into Canadian society.
Temporary Residence
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Work permits authorize individuals to engage in employment or specific work activities for a specified period. Immigration law professionals specializing in work permits assist individuals and their employers in understanding the eligibility requirements, preparing the necessary documentation, and navigating the application process.
The program aims to facilitate the entry of foreign workers into British Columbia to fill labor market needs when no Canadian citizens or permanent residents are available for the job.
Work permits provide individuals with the opportunity to gain valuable work experience, contribute to the local economy, and foster cultural exchange. British Columbia offers diverse employment opportunities across various sectors and industries, and work permits play a crucial role in facilitating the temporary employment of foreign workers in the province.
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The Visitors Visa for executives in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for high-level executives and business professionals who wish to visit the province for business-related purposes.
The Visitors Visa allows eligible individuals to enter Canada temporarily to engage in activities such as attending business meetings, conferences, or negotiations.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in Visitors Visa for executives assist individuals in understanding the eligibility criteria, preparing the necessary documentation, and navigating the application process.
The program aims to facilitate business interactions, promote trade, and foster international partnerships. Visitors Visas for executives in British Columbia provide opportunities for networking, exploring business prospects, and enhancing economic ties between foreign entities and businesses in the province.
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Immigration law concerning study permits in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for international students who wish to pursue their education in the province. Study permits allow eligible individuals to study at designated learning institutions in British Columbia for a specified period.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in study permits assist students in understanding the eligibility requirements, preparing the necessary documentation, and navigating the application process.
The program aims to provide international students with the opportunity to receive a quality education, gain valuable skills and knowledge, and contribute to the cultural diversity and academic environment in British Columbia.
Study permits also allow students to explore potential career opportunities, participate in co-op programs, and engage in research activities. British Columbia offers a range of educational institutions and programs, making it an attractive destination for international students seeking a world-class education.
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The Super Visa in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents who wish to visit their family members in Canada for an extended period.
The Super Visa is a multi-entry visa that allows eligible individuals to stay in Canada for up to two years without the need for visa extensions.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in the Super Visa assist individuals in understanding the eligibility criteria, preparing the necessary documentation, and navigating the application process.
The program aims to facilitate family reunification by providing an avenue for parents and grandparents to spend quality time with their loved ones in Canada.
The Super Visa allows extended visits and ensures that families can maintain strong bonds and connections despite geographical distances.
British Columbia, along with other provinces, welcomes the opportunity to host parents and grandparents through the Super Visa program, fostering family unity and support within the Canadian society.
Appeals and Hearings
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Immigration law concerning refugee appeals in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for individuals who have had their refugee claims denied and wish to appeal the decision.
Refugee appeals allow eligible individuals to seek a review of their case before the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in refugee appeals assist individuals in understanding the appeal process, gathering additional evidence, and presenting arguments to support their claim for refugee status.
The program aims to provide an avenue for individuals to challenge adverse decisions, ensuring a fair and thorough review of their claims. Refugee appeals in British Columbia play a crucial role in upholding the principles of refugee protection and providing individuals with the opportunity to present new evidence or arguments that may impact the outcome of their case.
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Immigration law concerning admission appeals in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for individuals who have been denied admission or entry into the country and wish to appeal the decision.
Admission appeals allow eligible individuals to seek a review of their case before the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. I
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in admission appeals assist individuals in understanding the appeal process, preparing the necessary documentation, and presenting arguments to challenge the decision and demonstrate their eligibility for admission.
The program aims to provide a fair and transparent mechanism for individuals to challenge adverse admission decisions and seek a reconsideration based on compelling circumstances or new evidence.
Admission appeals in British Columbia play a crucial role in ensuring that individuals have the opportunity to present their case and receive a fair determination of their admissibility into the country.
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Immigration law concerning sponsorship appeals in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for individuals who have had their sponsorship applications denied and wish to appeal the decision.
Sponsorship appeals allow eligible individuals to seek a review of their case before the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. Immigration law professionals specializing in sponsorship appeals assist individuals in understanding the appeal process, gathering additional evidence, and presenting arguments to challenge the refusal and demonstrate their eligibility for sponsorship.
The program aims to provide a fair and equitable avenue for individuals to challenge adverse sponsorship decisions and seek a reconsideration based on compelling reasons or new information.
Sponsorship appeals in British Columbia play a crucial role in upholding the principles of family reunification and ensuring that individuals have the opportunity to present their case and receive a fair determination of their sponsorship application.
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Immigration law concerning deportation appeals in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for individuals who have been issued a deportation order and wish to appeal the decision.
Deportation appeals allow eligible individuals to seek a review of their case before the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in deportation appeals assist individuals in understanding the appeal process, gathering supporting evidence, and presenting arguments to challenge the deportation order and demonstrate exceptional circumstances or humanitarian considerations that warrant a reconsideration.
The program aims to provide a fair and impartial mechanism for individuals facing deportation to present their case and seek relief from removal based on compelling reasons.
Deportation appeals in British Columbia play a crucial role in ensuring that individuals have the opportunity to present their case and receive a fair determination of their deportation order, taking into account their individual circumstances and the potential impact on their well-being and human rights
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Immigration law concerning residency obligation appeals in British Columbia, Canada, involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for permanent residents who are facing a loss of their status due to not meeting the residency obligations.
Residency obligation appeals allow eligible individuals to seek a review of their case before the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in residency obligation appeals assist individuals in understanding the appeal process, gathering relevant evidence, and presenting arguments to challenge the determination of their non-compliance with the residency requirements and demonstrate exceptional circumstances or compassionate grounds that justify the retention of their permanent residency status.
The program aims to provide a fair and equitable avenue for permanent residents to present their case and seek relief from the consequences of not meeting the residency obligations. Residency obligation appeals in British Columbia play a crucial role in ensuring that individuals have the opportunity to present their case and receive a fair determination of their status, taking into account their individual circumstances and the potential impact on their personal and family life.
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Immigration law concerning judicial review in the Federal Court of Canada involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for individuals who seek a review of immigration-related decisions made by administrative tribunals or government authorities.
Judicial review in the Federal Court allows eligible individuals to challenge the legality, procedural fairness, or reasonableness of decisions made in the immigration context.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in judicial review assist individuals in preparing their applications, gathering supporting evidence, and presenting arguments to the court to demonstrate that the decision in question was flawed or unlawful.
The program aims to provide a mechanism for individuals to seek redress and have their case reviewed by an independent and impartial court.
Judicial review in Canada plays a vital role in upholding the rule of law and ensuring that immigration decisions are fair, transparent, and in accordance with the principles of justice.
Citizenship
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Applying for citizenship in Canada involves the legal principles and regulations governing the process for foreign nationals who wish to become Canadian citizens.
The application for citizenship requires individuals to meet specific eligibility criteria, including residency requirements, language proficiency, knowledge of Canada, and adherence to Canadian values and laws.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in citizenship applications assist individuals in understanding the application process, gathering the necessary documentation, and preparing for the citizenship test and interview.
The program aims to facilitate the integration of eligible individuals into Canadian society by granting them the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of Canadian citizenship.
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Residency issues in Canada involve the legal principles and regulations governing the process for individuals who are seeking or maintaining their legal residency status in the country.
It encompasses various aspects, such as permanent residency, temporary residency permits, work permits, study permits, and visitor visas. Immigration law professionals specializing in residency issues assist individuals in understanding the requirements, application processes, and compliance with the conditions of their residency status.
The program aims to ensure that individuals have a lawful and valid residency status in Canada, and it addresses issues related to extensions, renewals, changes of status, and potential consequences for non-compliance.
Residency issues in Canada are governed by laws that balance national security, economic considerations, and humanitarian concerns, while providing opportunities for individuals to contribute to the country's social fabric and economic growth.
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The law for the loss of citizenship in Canada involves the legal principles and regulations governing the circumstances and processes through which an individual may lose their Canadian citizenship.
Loss of citizenship can occur in situations where an individual voluntarily renounces their citizenship, engages in acts of fraud or misrepresentation during the citizenship application process, or is found to have acquired citizenship through false means.
Our Immigration law professionals specializing in loss of citizenship assist individuals in understanding the grounds and implications of potential loss, navigating the legal procedures, and presenting arguments to support their case if they believe the loss of citizenship decision is unjust or based on incorrect information.
Experienced in Immigration Law at Dominion
Atif Aziz
Associate | Immigration
atif@dominionlaw.ca
