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I want to bring my spouse into Canada.
I want to study/extend my study in Canada.
I want to work/extend my work in Canada.
I want my parents to visit me in Canada.
I am working/studying in Canada and want to stay.
I want to Employ Workers from Overseas.
Testimonials
I came to Jennifer for one thing and ended up getting so much more. She was recommended to me and so I called and booked a consultation and then looked her up online. I didn’t know then that I would be writing one of those reviews now. I was in the middle of sponsoring my parents and the file was just stuck and I didn’t know where to turn.
During our consultation, Jennifer asked me a lot of questions and decided that doing an Access to Information Request would help us sort out if there were any issues with our file. She found some and was very helpful in fixing things with my own status so that the sponsorship of my parents could proceed.
My parents arrived as permanent residents at the end of 2017 and I’m grateful that now my family is back together.
News
The Coldest Night of the Year 2025 for Ray of Hope
From The Ray of Hope Foundation: Hi Jennifer, Thank you for [your] $1000 Route Sponsorship for Coldest Night of the Year 2025! Thanks to your support we were able to raise over $243,000 and become the #1 Fundraising location in North America. We had over 700 walkers...
Federal Government to Eliminate Incentive for Foreign Workers to Combat Immigration Fraud
"This news announcement is drastic and upsetting for many temporary foreign workers and their employers. However, they should not panic yet. There are many unknown factors - when would this change take effect, especially with the uncertain future of current Liberal...
Feds Expect 4.9 Million With Expiring Visas to ‘Voluntarily’ Leave Canada in Next Year
With almost five million temporary permits expected to expire over the next year, the feds expect them to leave voluntarily. Read more: https://torontosun.com/news/national/feds-expect-4-9-million-with-expiring-visas-to-voluntarily-leave-canada-in-next-year