16 May2012
Written by Julie McMahon. Posted in Canadian Immigration Law & Policy, Skilled Workers
In the interest of new immigrants wanting to come to Canada, I cannot overemphasize the importance of doing your research. While a great business and career awaits you in Canada, how you prepare before you come will make all the difference to you and your family. Mistakes are common on applications, which is what leads to the enormous backlog currently at Citizenship & Immigration Canada as files are essentially “stalled” and left in the queue because applicants didn’t do their homework. And so the Visa Officer has no choice but to put a “hold” on your case and come back to it sometime in the future (whenever he or she can) as there are lots of other people waiting to be assessed. To help expedite this process, you need to know what to do to ensure that your application is thoroughly checked and crossed checked.
When you assess the Federal Skilled Worker Program as a potential way for you to come to Canada and start a new life, there are basically three components that we need to consider: