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Immigration Application
Process |
| First your application must be assessed.
We will advise you of any shortcomings that your application
may have and suggest possible ways we can help you fix those
problems. Then we will help you complete your application
forms and submit them to the Government along with all supporting
documents.
After we submit the application, a Citizenship and Immigration
Canada (CIC) officer will check your application and make
sure that we:
- completed your application form correctly;
- paid your application fee correctly; and
- included all supporting documentation.
We are professionals and help you avoid sending in an incomplete
or unsuccessful application, otherwise the CIC will return
it. The Visa Office of the Government will send a letter
when they receive your completed application. The letter
will tell you what you need to do and what happens next. |
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Processing Time
The length of time it takes to process your application can be
different in each mission or Visa Office. It can take anywhere
from one month to 43 months for an application to be approved
and we will advise you of the fastest way to get your approval.
We will help you speed up the process by:
- Choosing the fastest route to getting an approval,
- making sure all the necessary information is included with
your application;
- notifying the Visa Office of any changes to the information
on your application;
- making sure the photocopies and documents you provide are
clear and readable;
- providing certified English or French translations of documents,
where indicated; and
- applying from a country where you are a citizen or permanent
resident.
Your application will be delayed if the Visa Office has to take
extra steps to assess your case. Your application will take longer
if:
- there are criminal or security problems with your application;
- your family situation is not clear because of a situation
such as a divorce or adoption that is not yet complete or child
custody issues that have not been resolved; or
- the local Visa Office has to consult with other CIC offices
in Canada or abroad.
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The Decision on Your Application
The CIC officer will make a decision on your application based
on the points you accumulate in the six
selection factors. The officer will also evaluate your
ability to meet the Required
Funds amount for the size of your family. We will contact
you if the Visa Office needs more documentation or if you have
to come in for a personal interview. We will also prepare you
for the interview, if one becomes necessary.
Confirmation of Permanent Residence
You will be given a Confirmation of Permanent Residence
(COPR) if your application is successful. The COPR will have identification
information as well as a photo and your signature. You must
bring the COPR with you to the Port of Entry with your visa when
you enter Canada. |
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