immigration canada

A:If you are interested in immigrating to Canada, you have a number of options when applying for permanent residence status: Skilled Worker Class Immigration,Business Class Immigration,Provincial Nomination,Family Class Immigration,International Adoption, & Quebec-Selected Immigration (see Link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.html ) Important documents Depending on your personal situation, you should bring the following important documents with you to Canada: birth certificates or baptismal certificates; marriage certificates; adoption, separation or divorce papers; school records, diplomas or degrees for each family member travelling with you; trade or professional certificates and licences; letters of reference from former employers; a list of your educational and professional qualifications and job experience (this is also called a résumé); immunization, vaccination, dental and other health records for each family member; driver’s licence, including an International Driver’s Permit; photocopies of all essential and important documents, in case the originals get lost (be sure to keep the photocopies in a separate place from the originals); and car registration documents (if you are importing a motor vehicle into Canada). If you are not sure about an item, you can write to or telephone: 1 800 959-2036 (toll-free, from inside Canada) Since you are already in Canada then you are filing under ; Permanent Residence Applications which require you to file one of the following applications: Protected Persons and Convention Refugees Humanitarian and Compassionate Cases Live-in Caregiver Temporary Resident Permit Holder Spouse or Common-Law Partner Class or Sponsorship Applications: Spouse, Common-Law or Conjugal Partner and Dependent Children Financial Evaluation for Sponsorship Parents, Grandparents, Adopted Children and Other Relatives Refugee — Community Sponsors Refugee — Group of 5 Refugee — Joint Assistance Sponsorship Refugee — Sponsorship Agreement Holders and Constituent Groups Request for a Refugee Profile See that you did not apply before entering Canada, I can't establish the need for a police certificate. It is usually not required. Canada will accept anyone convicted of a serious crime for citizenship or permanent residence.

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A:As I discovered today firsthand, CIC does not publicize their Canada Office Locations. As we had other business at a Service Canada Office, I asked there where the CIC office was located (in Vancouver), and was promptly given the address, as well as the information that they don't publicize their whereabouts for whatever reasons. So, I recommend that you call or visit a Service Canada office in Calgary and ask them where the CIC office is. You just might get lucky and get it! http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/en/home.shtml

A:There are several outlets that you can use do to move to Canada. It most definately helps that you're a British citizen. Immigration to Canada works on a points system; for everything about you that the government likes you get a point or two. For example: high education = points, nursing experience = points (we have a nursing shortage btw), British citizen - points. You can apply for a visa which you can get at the Canadian Embassy or I am sure the embassy will mail you one if you're not close to London. Process time is rather long, normally takes months, and I've heard it taking 3 years; you shouldn't be too much of a problem because of nursing though. If you have family living in Canada, they can sporsor you, which is easier, more advantagous for you as the points required are lower, takes less time. I hope you do move to Canada, it's a beautiful country. We love the British, but then again, we love pretty much ever country in Canada. If you want to continue in the medical field, I suggest thinking Vancouver, Montreal, or Toronto (which has some of the best and renowned medical centres in the world....but I think you already knew that) Best of luck!

A:go to this website http://cic.gc.ca besides you have to give them the following 1) A reliable address 2) Application fee in a bank draft 3) Copies of your Passport and also your family member who will be traveling with you. 4) notarized copies of Your and your wife's educational Certificates. 5) A brief work experience in a sheet. Type it. Also if add your wife's experience if she is work. That should be done in a separate piece of paper. 6) Police reports. 7) Bank statement in English. 8) nationality certificates 9) get an income statement (yearly) from the place you work. 10) Down load the form from the Immigration website. Attach photographs ( correct size) sign it. Send the above using DHL or courier service.