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Frequently Asked Questions: The Application Process

4.1 Can I apply to a Canadian visa office, which is not responsible for the area in which I reside?

In the past it was allowed. However due to change in immigration policy, an applicant is allowed to apply at the closest Visa office that serves the country.

4.2 What documents should be submitted in support of my application for permanent residence?

Supporting documents usually include evidence of employment, education, assets, civil status, and confirmation from the local Government authority that you do not have a criminal record. Each visa office has specific requirements regarding the submission of supporting documentation. It is advisable to seek expert guidance or instructions from Bridge2Canada delegate.

4.3 When must I submit the supporting documentation?

Each visa office has specific timing requirements, but usually, supporting documents are submitted at the same time as your completed application forms and processing fees. Brigde2Canda delegate will give you a list of documents required.

4.4 In what language must my supporting documentation be submitted?

All supporting documentation in a language other than English or French must be accompanied by an English or French translation, as translated by a certified translator.

4.5 Can I transfer my application to a different visa office after it has been submitted?

You can transfer your application to a different visa office after it has been submitted. The transfer of an application to a different visa office takes 6-8 weeks to occur. Processing of the file will start again from the beginning at the new visa office. The fee for transferring an application is presently CAD$100. This option is not advisable.

4.6 How long does the immigration process take?

The average processing time of all worldwide visa offices is approximately 18 months for applications where a selection interview is required. Depending on the circumstances of the case, and the office at which the application is submitted, processing time may be as shorter or as long as 42 months.

 

1. General Inquiries

2. Eligibility and Qualifications

3. Government Fees

4. The Application Process

5. Selection Interviews/Waivers

6. Medical Examinations

7. Security Clearance

8. Skilled Worker Applications

9. Business Class Applications

10. Family Class Applications

11. Landing as a Permanent Resident

12. After Landing

13. Obtaining Canadian Citizenship

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