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And if so can you share your experience here? they time it took or any info that you think it is useful for others interested in this program?
Thanks
His main focus is human rights work (political asylum and refugees) however he finances that by charging completely reasonable fees for regular immigration applicants such as myself.
Real nice guy and he knows his stuff.
I thought about it, but noticed that I had enough points to qualify for the Federal Skilled Worker program, so went for that prior to the revamp.
The stability offered by Canadian PR visas are much better than almost any other visa I have read about.
I applied for CEC (Canada Experience Class), paid >$4k for lawyer fees but application got rejected saying quota is fulfilled even though the website notes that its less than half filled.
Trying now on express entry but I doubt I'll get anywhere. I feel its a broken system which caters to very expensive lawyers as they know the hacks.
The visa just got started recently but last I heard they are still working out the details. I applied for CEC (Canada Experience Class), paid >$4k for lawyer fees but application got rejected saying quota is fulfilled even though the website notes that its less than half filled. Trying now on express entry but I doubt I'll get anywhere. I feel its a broken system which caters to very expensive lawyers as they know th…
Wow, that's interesting. I didn't know the CEC had a quota.
I applied for (and got) a provincial nominee PR because my company (telco) sponsored me.
Did you meet all the requirements for the CEC? I personally didn't bother with a lawyer, and it wasn't needed in my case.
I'm an Australian who has been in Canada since 2009. The current iteration of the startup visa has some odd restrictions on Canadian capital imo.
You are generally better doing WHP to FSW
Disclaimer: ianal
Yet another kumar looking to immigrate ? For real ? Get lost paki
Feel free to shoot me an email (on profile) and I can share details / connect you with some involved. I'm an Australian who has been in Canada since 2009. The current iteration of the startup visa has some odd restrictions on Canadian capital imo. You are generally better doing WHP to FSW Disclaimer: ianal
May be one of those times not to use an acronym...