Express Entry after ITA: Step by step Guide
Great news! Recently, IRCC conducted several CEC draws, resulting in numerous invitations being issued. If you were one of the lucky recipients of an Invitation to Apply (ITA), it's crucial to know the next steps. Our latest YouTube video, featuring our licensed RCIC, provides a comprehensive guide on what to do post-ITA. From gathering necessary documents to submitting your application, we've got you covered. Don’t miss out on essential tips and detailed instructions to ensure a smooth and successful application process.
Click the link to watch the video and stay informed. Whether you're just starting your Canadian immigration journey or have received your ITA, our channel offers valuable insights and up-to-date information to help you navigate the process with confidence.
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Special Measures for Wildfire-Affected Canadians Announced
Canada’s worst wildfire season on record has prompted urgent support measures from the government. As climate change intensifies, so do extreme heat, droughts, and wildfires. The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced free replacement documents for Canadian citizens and permanent residents affected by wildfires. This includes permanent resident cards, citizenship certificates, passports, and other travel documents.
Employer-specific work permit holders can transition to open work permits, and temporary foreign workers, international students, and visitors can restore or extend their status without charge until November 30, 2024. Additionally, foreign emergency services personnel assisting with wildfire efforts are exempt from application and biometrics fees. For more details on eligibility and application processes, visit the IRCC website.
Stay safe and take advantage of these supports to focus on rebuilding your lives and communities.
Unlock Family Reunification: Step-by-Step Guide for Parents & Grandparents Sponsorship to Canada
Are you looking to bring your parents or grandparents to Canada? Our latest YouTube video offers a comprehensive step-by-step guide on the Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship Application process. Our licensed RCIC breaks down every stage, from eligibility requirements to document preparation and submission tips. This video is packed with valuable insights and practical advice to help you navigate the application process smoothly and successfully. Don't miss out on this opportunity to reunite with your loved ones and ensure their future in Canada. Click the link, watch the video, and get started on your journey to family reunification today!
Inside IRCC's Parents and Grandparents Program Lottery
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) selects sponsors for the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) through a special lottery system. Recent government instructions shed light on this process. For recent PGP intakes, IRCC selected potential sponsors from interest to sponsor forms submitted in 2020. An IRCC agent uploads a selected number of email addresses to a bulk email tool, starting with the first sequential entry not yet invited. This tool sends Invitation to Apply (ITA) letters, prompting potential sponsors to submit their application packages.
For the 2024 intake, IRCC issued 35,700 ITA letters, aiming to accept 20,500 complete applications, accounting for those who may not apply. This process ensures transparency and provides opportunities for more Canadians to reunite with their loved ones. For detailed information on the selection process and application procedures, visit the IRCC website.
Top Tips for Acing the CELPIP Listening Test
Preparing for the CELPIP exam? The CELPIP team has compiled 8 essential tips to help you excel in the Listening component. Many candidates have successfully used these strategies to build confidence and achieve their desired scores.
1. Practice Routine: Listen to English radio, podcasts, TV shows, and movies regularly to enhance your listening skills.
2. Pay Attention: Listen carefully to the recordings during the test as they can only be played once.
3. Take Notes: Jot down key points to remember crucial information. Practice note-taking with news programs or radio.
4. Stay Relaxed: Focus on the overall message even if you miss some words or phrases.
5. Manage Time: Move to the next question if necessary and return if time permits.
6. Guess if Unsure: There’s no penalty for incorrect answers, so make educated guesses.
7. Watch the Clock: Keep track of time to ensure you complete all questions.
8. Review Answers: Double-check your responses before moving on.
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