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Inadmissibility Issues
Overcome inadmissibility barriers and find solutions to enter or remain in Canada legally.
Inadmissibility refers to situations where a person is not allowed to enter or remain in Canada due to various factors. Understanding these issues and available solutions is crucial for successful immigration to Canada.
Criminal Inadmissibility:
- Criminal convictions
- DUI/DWI offenses
- Drug-related offenses
- Serious criminality
Medical Inadmissibility:
- Danger to public health
- Danger to public safety
- Excessive demand on health services
Financial Inadmissibility:
- Insufficient funds
- Lack of settlement funds
Other Grounds:
- Misrepresentation
- Security concerns
- Human rights violations
- Non-compliance with IRPA
Criminal Rehabilitation:
- For offenses committed outside Canada
- 5+ years since completion of sentence
- Permanent solution
Record Suspension (Pardon):
- For Canadian convictions
- Waiting period varies by offense
Temporary Resident Permit (TRP):
- Temporary solution
- Valid for specific period
- Compelling reasons required
Other Remedies:
- Humanitarian & Compassionate applications
- Medical mitigation strategies
- Appeals to Immigration Appeal Division
Assessment
Thorough evaluation of your specific inadmissibility issue and immigration goals.
Strategy Development
Create a customized plan to address your inadmissibility based on your specific circumstances.
Documentation
Gather and prepare all necessary supporting documents for your application.
Application Submission
Submit your application for rehabilitation, TRP, or other appropriate remedy.
Follow-up and Resolution
Address any requests for additional information and work toward successful resolution.
Facing Inadmissibility Issues?
Contact us today for expert assistance with overcoming inadmissibility barriers and finding the right solution for your immigration journey.