To find a paid or unpaid representative: Ask people you trust to recommend someone Be sure to get advice from several people before you choose Ask questions Be careful of someone who won’t answer your questions If you’re hiring a paid representative: Find out if they’re authorized This means they have a license to practice and give advice If you choose a paid representative who’s not authorized, we may return your application or refuse it If you give a representative money or compensate them in any other way in exchange for their services, they’re considered paid and must be authorized Ask about the representative’s training and experience Ask for references and…

Every year thousands of people apply for permanent residence in Canada for a better future. As a developed nation, Canada has the infrastructure and facilities to support different dreams and encourage creativity. If you’re looking for opportunities to challenge your capabilities or secure your future, you may have considered moving to Canada. However, the complicated paperwork and the possibility of making mistakes and getting your application rejected may be holding you back from taking the next step.

Immigration is a cumbersome process, with several intricacies and complexities lined along its way. With so many rules, regulations, and restrictions, spousal sponsorship applications can be difficult to handle. With the application procedure comes the emotional and financial stress associated with immigration, further adding on to the stress. In the rush to get their spousal sponsorship approved, people commit some avoidable errors that could lead to a refusal of the application and, sometimes, inadmissibility.

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