Got questions about Canadian immigration? We've answered the most common ones below. If you don't find what you're looking for, reach out — we're happy to help.
A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a document that a Canadian employer may need before hiring a foreign worker. It proves that no Canadian citizen or permanent resident is available for the job. Not all work permits require an LMIA — we'll help determine if one is needed for your situation.
Yes! We offer consultations both in-person at our Gatineau office and virtually via video call. This allows us to serve clients anywhere in the world, regardless of their location.
Congratulations are in order! After receiving your PR, you can live, work, and study anywhere in Canada. You'll receive your PR card, which you'll need for re-entry into Canada. After meeting residency obligations (typically 2 out of 5 years in Canada), you can apply for Canadian citizenship.
Yes! Most Canadian immigration programs allow you to include your spouse or common-law partner and dependent children in your application. We'll guide you through the family inclusion process and ensure all dependents are properly documented.
Three things set us apart: John Paul personally reviews every case (you're never handed off to an assistant), we provide completely transparent pricing with no surprises, and we maintain a 95% success rate because we only take on cases where we believe we can make a real difference.
The documents vary by program but typically include your passport, educational credentials, language test results, work experience letters, and proof of funds. During your consultation, we'll provide a personalized checklist for your specific situation.
Absolutely. Many of our successful clients came to us after a previous refusal. We carefully analyze the reasons for refusal, address any weaknesses, and build a stronger application. Our experience with refused cases is one of our greatest strengths.
Applications are reviewed under the supervision of licensed RCIC John Paul (R706766), ensuring accuracy, completeness, and compliance with official IRCC guidelines.
Yes, all documents are carefully verified to ensure accuracy and alignment with immigration requirements, helping reduce delays and avoid common mistakes.
Yes, regular updates and status tracking support are provided to keep clients informed at every stage of the process, ensuring transparency.
Yes, services are delivered under the guidance of licensed RCIC John Paul (R706766), ensuring full compliance with Canadian immigration laws and professional standards.
Yes, JPG Global Immigration operates under the supervision of licensed RCIC John Paul (R706766), who is authorized to provide Canadian immigration advice. His credentials can be independently verified through the official regulatory body.
Services are guided by a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), ensuring adherence to the standards set by Canadian immigration regulatory authorities and ethical practice guidelines.
Yes, all applications are prepared and submitted in accordance with official Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) processes and requirements, ensuring compliance with current regulations.
A structured process is followed, including document checks, application reviews, and compliance verification under licensed supervision, helping maintain consistency and reliability in services.
Information shared is based on official immigration guidelines and RCIC expertise, ensuring that applicants receive accurate and up-to-date guidance aligned with Canadian immigration policies.
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