Please provide as much information as possible in advance by fax, mail or e-mail
Original documents will be notarized for you.
Personal information for each person (applicant) over 18 years of age detailing:
Complete schooling history
Employment since 18th birthday
Residences since 18th birthday.
For each parent, child and sibling:
Full name
Current address
Date of birth
Date of death and
marital status
Six (6) passport-size pictures of each applicant
Passport (identity & validity pages only)
Birth certificate
Identification card
If available: Spouse’s Employment references (letters from every employer you have worked for)Education documents (diplomas, degrees, certificates, etc.)
Proof of income, assets, pension, property deeds, liabilities
Employment references (letters from every employer you have worked for)
Offer of employment in Canada (You will be advised if this is applicable to you)
Police clearance certificate for each country of residence for last ten years.
Statutory Declaration of sponsorship from Canadian relative.
Marriage certificate
Death certificate of spouse
Divorce Decree and / or Separation agreement and child custody order
Immigration Application Form (this will be completed later)
Family Composition Information Form (this will be completed later)
Refundable Government landing fees: CDN$490 for each applicant over 18 years.
Non-refundable Government processing fees:
CDN$550 applicant, spouse and each dependant over 17 years of age
CDN$150 for each dependant under 18 years of age.
BUSINESS APPLICANT DOCUMENTATION
For business applicants the non-refundable government processing fee varies depending on the provincial or federal program.
Business records for past four years
Financial Statements for past four years
Business References
Partnership Agreement or Incorporation
Letter from Canadian Partner (if available)
Bank records for past four years
Tax records for past four years
Business Plan for Canada
Employment Agreement
This is not intended to be an exhaustive discussion for everyone. Please make an appointment with us to discuss any concerns you have in your particular case.