At first I was a bit wary because we had some challenges with our spousal sponsorship case and all correspondence was done over the phone or email, but now that my husband has been approved, I can say with confidence I would hire My Visa Source again for any immigration needs. My husband was not even asked for an interview in the end. This firm works many different nationalities and passport holders and there experience is vast.
5 out of 5 » Rating by: Julia C.
After previously going to another immigration service it became glaringly obvious how great this service was. Angel was able to answer all my questions and share with me some options that I had not been told of by the other lawyer. I highly recommend this service.
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I absolutely love this firm. Very detailed and best help you can get. They do free consultation too which is great. Angel is amazing. Trevor is great.
Best team at My Visa Source. I was happy with how my application was handled.
5 out of 5 » Rating by: Josh A.
This was a free consult call. I received the call exactly at the time arranged. Irfhan was very helpful, honest and informative. Unfortunately there weren’t many options for my case and he made no false promises. His integrity was impeccable and even though there wasn’t much that could be done he did offer some great suggestions and advice.
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professional. They answered our many questions with timely and useful feedback.
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Mr. Shubhrash has been consultant for my immigration procedure and he has been outstanding. made us feel welcome and answered all our questions. He is very knowledgeable and friendly.
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You met your girlfriend outside of Canada, and it was love at first sight. Now, you can’t imagine life without her, and you want to bring her to Canada to live with you permanently.
Canada, also known as The True North, contains some of the top universities in the world, according to the Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings 2020. These academic institutions offer exceptional opportunities for higher learning. If you’re an international student hoping to study abroad, Canadian universities offer many different programs and degrees for you to choose from.
If you’re considering coming to Canada and aren’t sure which immigration class makes the most sense for you, consider the Provincial Nominee program (PNP). While the immigration process in general is confusing, the PNP doesn’t have to be. Read on to learn about the five easy steps it takes to immigrate to Canada through the PNP - our Toronto lawyers can help.
Owner operators entering the Canadian market from abroad may spend less time and money on immigration processes because of exemptions offered by the government. Most workers require an LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment), but qualified owner operators get to avoid the process altogether.
Waiting is often the hardest part of applying for one of Canada’s many immigration and visa programs. Since the process is complicated, many reasons exist that could be causing a delay. These four reasons are among the top culprits that make applications take longer than expected.
Similar to the United States, Canada protects itself against labour problems by generally not allowing visitors to work under work permits. As such, most people will be unable to apply for a work permit while in the country for vacation or to visit family.
One appealing characteristic of Canada is that it is a truly multicultural country. This can make it easy for newcomers to settle here, which is why many people consider immigrating to Canada from all corners of the world.
Canada is a peaceful, inclusive country with a thriving economy. Those qualities explain why so many people from other countries think about migrating here.
Thinking of visiting Canada? The visa process for visitors can be complicated and messy. Reapplying for a rejected visa can be daunting, but having the right information at hand can greatly simplify the process.
Being in a same-sex relationship and living in a country where you can’t live openly as a homosexual or where you can’t marry is frustrating at best and life-threatening at worst.
A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a vital part of the process when Canadian employers want to hire temporary foreign workers (TFW). Depending on the job and the industry sector, a positive LMIA must be issued before a TFW can apply for a temporary work permit. LMIA was formerly called a LMO (Labour Market Opinion).
You met your girlfriend outside of Canada, and it was love at first sight. Now, you can’t imagine life without her, and you want to bring her to Canada to live with you permanently.
Canada, also known as The True North, contains some of the top universities in the world, according to the Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings 2020. These academic institutions offer exceptional opportunities for higher learning. If you’re an international student hoping to study abroad, Canadian universities offer many different programs and degrees for you to choose from.
If you’re considering coming to Canada and aren’t sure which immigration class makes the most sense for you, consider the Provincial Nominee program (PNP). While the immigration process in general is confusing, the PNP doesn’t have to be. Read on to learn about the five easy steps it takes to immigrate to Canada through the PNP - our Toronto lawyers can help.
Owner operators entering the Canadian market from abroad may spend less time and money on immigration processes because of exemptions offered by the government. Most workers require an LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment), but qualified owner operators get to avoid the process altogether.
Waiting is often the hardest part of applying for one of Canada’s many immigration and visa programs. Since the process is complicated, many reasons exist that could be causing a delay. These four reasons are among the top culprits that make applications take longer than expected.
Similar to the United States, Canada protects itself against labour problems by generally not allowing visitors to work under work permits. As such, most people will be unable to apply for a work permit while in the country for vacation or to visit family.
One appealing characteristic of Canada is that it is a truly multicultural country. This can make it easy for newcomers to settle here, which is why many people consider immigrating to Canada from all corners of the world.
Canada is a peaceful, inclusive country with a thriving economy. Those qualities explain why so many people from other countries think about migrating here.
Thinking of visiting Canada? The visa process for visitors can be complicated and messy. Reapplying for a rejected visa can be daunting, but having the right information at hand can greatly simplify the process.
Being in a same-sex relationship and living in a country where you can’t live openly as a homosexual or where you can’t marry is frustrating at best and life-threatening at worst.
A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a vital part of the process when Canadian employers want to hire temporary foreign workers (TFW). Depending on the job and the industry sector, a positive LMIA must be issued before a TFW can apply for a temporary work permit. LMIA was formerly called a LMO (Labour Market Opinion).
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