Green Card For Canadian

Green Card for Canadian is a person looking for permanent resident status in the United States of America. There are two main types of Green Card for Canadian, Employment and Family based.

Apply for a U.S Green Card for Canadian by filing a Family-based petition.  The petition is limited to Canadians with U.S. relatives who are permanent residents or U.S. Citizens. The eligible family member must file a petition for the prospective Green Card for Canadian. Canadian citizens with a U.S. Spouse may be eligible for sponsorship. The spouse would need to file the proper forms and prove that their income is 125% above the poverty line. At Bomza Law Group we specialize in the application process when trying to obtain Green Card for Canadian for people willing to become permanent residents in the USA.

Applying for a United States Green Card for Canadian can be a lengthy process that requires, at the very least, several petitions and paperwork, fees and financial records.  Because each applicant is different, it is difficult to assign a general cost to the process or estimate the required time. What are certain are the necessary forms that must be completed for a Canadian citizen to obtain a U.S. Green Card for Canadian. The Bomza Law Group is an internationally-recognized immigration law firm that will help guide and educate individuals making the application process of obtaining Green Card for Canadian hassle free.

The Bomza Law Group's capabilities and services are international.  Our immigration attorneys provide expert advice from our Canadian offices in Toronto, Ontario, Calgary, Alberta, as well as our affiliated offices located in various global regions such as Asia/Indonesia, Europe and South America. The Bomza Law Group is also part of an International Legal Network that provides our clients with immediate access to international representation in a variety of legal spheres.

Canada Family Class Immigration

Family reunification is one of Canada’s prime objectives. Processing times for the sponsorship of spouses, common-law partners and conjugal partners is relatively fast, although these applications can be quite complex. Applicants in Canada or outside of Canada may apply to be sponsored by their Canadian spouses, common-law or conjugal partners. In certain cases, families to remain together in Canada while an application for sponsorship is processing.  At Bomza Law Group we specialize in Canada Family Class Immigration applications and ensure fast, effective processing.

If you are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada, over the age of 18, you can sponsor your husband or wife, common-law partner, conjugal partner, child (including adopted child) or orphaned niece or nephew, to become a permanent resident. The Bomza Law Group is an internationally-recognized immigration law firm that will help guide and educate individuals and ensure the Canada Family Class Immigration process is a smooth, hassle free experience for all clients.

Only certain family members will qualify for Canada Family Class Immigration. Qualified family members include: husband/wife, common-law or conjugal partners, dependent children (including adopted children).

 Brothers or sisters, nephews or nieces, granddaughters or grandsons also qualify if they are orphaned, under 18 years of age and not married or in a common-law relationship. If none of the above relatives can be sponsored, and the applicant has no other relatives who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents, the applicant may sponsor any other relative regardless of relationship or age. Immigration lawyers at Bomza Law Group specialize in Canada Family Class Immigration and take pride in the reunification of families.

In addition to being either a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, the sponsor must satisfy a number of requirements. The Sponsor must be able to financially support the sponsored immigrant (and his/her dependents) and provide for his/her essential needs. There also are strict income requirements that the Sponsor must meet to qualify for Canada Family Class Immigration. If the Sponsor is sponsoring a spouse or a dependent child under the age of 19 who is unmarried, then these strict income requirements do not apply. The Sponsor must have physical residency in Canada. One exception applies to Canadian citizens who may sponsor a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner, or dependent child, while the Canadian citizen sponsor is residing outside of Canada. In this case, the sponsor must have a demonstrated an intention to return and re-establish residency in Canada by the time the Sponsored family member lands in Canada as a permanent resident. Other obligations of the Sponsor are that he/she be at least 18 years old; not in prison; not bankrupt; not under a removal order if a permanent resident; not charged with a serious offence.

The Bomza Law Group’s capabilities and services are international. Our immigration attorneys provide expert advice from our Canadian offices in Toronto, Ontario and Calgary, Alberta, as well as our affiliated offices located in various global regions such as Asia/Indonesia, Europe and South America. The Bomza Law Group is also part of an International Legal Network that provides our clients with immediate access to international representation in a variety of legal spheres.

Super Visa
Family reunification is one of Canada’s prime objectives. If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada and have a parent and/or grandparent who would like to visit you in Canada, these relatives may apply for a Super Visa. The application process is relatively fast, although these applications can be quite complex. Certain criteria and factors need to be met in order to obtain a Super Visa.  Ties to your home country, purpose of the visit, individual and family’s financial situation and stability in the applicant’s home country are all contributing factors when deciding whether you will be offered a Super Visa. At Bomza Law Group we specialize in the application process of obtaining a Super Visa to permit your parents and/or grandparents to visit family members in Canada.
 
As part of the process of obtaining a Super Visa applicants must provide confirmation of adequate health insurance coverage and engage in a medical exam with a qualified Designated Medical Practitioner. Once issued, the Super Visa is valid for 10 years and permits parents and/or grandparents to reside in Canada for periods of 2 years at a time. An added benefit of the  Super Visa is that eligible parents and grandparents pay fewer fees for visitor visa applications over the course of time and are granted entry to Canada over a longer period of time. The Bomza Law Group is an internationally-recognized immigration law firm that will help guide and educate individuals making the application process of obtaining Super Visa hassle free.
 
The Bomza Law Group’s capabilities and services are international. Our immigration attorneys provide expert advice from our Canadian offices in Toronto, Ontario and Calgary, Alberta, as well as our affiliated offices located in various global regions such as Asia/Indonesia, Europe and South America. The Bomza Law Group is also part of an International Legal Network that provides our clients with immediate access to international representation in a variety of legal spheres.

Canadian Denied Entry to US

Canadians and Americans have always enjoyed relatively easy access across our shared borders. Business travelers and pleasure seekers alike have merely had to display their proof of citizenship to customs officials at a port of entry in order to be admitted across the border. Canadian Denied Entry to US due to a past criminal conviction can apply for an I-192 Waiver of Inadmissibility. This waiver must be applied for, and in almost all cases received, prior to attempting another entry into the United States. The first thing you should do after being denied entry to the US is check your records for any documentation you may have regarding your past convictions, and to call an immigration lawyer. At Bomza Law Group we specialize in cases where a Canadian Denied Entry to US.

When a Canadian Denied Entry to US it’s usually the result of a previous conviction or offence. This is a matter for an immigration lawyer. One of the Bomza Law Group’s US Immigration lawyers will review your charges and convictions thoroughly to determine whether or not you require a waiver. If it is determined that a waiver is necessary, we will assist you in gathering the necessary documents and preparing a cogent application package to present to the US authorities. We will work with you to ensure that you meet the legal requirements necessary for a waiver to be granted and we will assist you in putting together the strongest application possible. Once the application has been submitted, we will follow-up on your application at regular intervals and continue to monitor its progress.

If you were a Canadian Denied Entry to US and your Canadian criminal record is pardoned or destroyed, you will need to apply for a U.S. Entry Waiver to legally enter. Essentially, you will be admitting and giving details about your criminal record to the U.S. federal government. You will be required to submit fingerprints for certification by both the RCMP and the FBI. Pardons Canada can help you determine what is best in your circumstances, taking into account the date of your offence, the nature of your offence, current U.S. sentiment and practices, and your personal situation.  The Bomza Law Group is an internationally-recognized immigration law firm that will help guide and educate the Canadian Denied Entry to US , making the application process hassle free.

The Bomza Law Group’s capabilities and services are international. Our immigration attorneys provide expert advice from our Canadian offices in Toronto, Ontario and Calgary, Alberta, as well as our affiliated offices located in various global regions such as Asia/Indonesia, Europe and South America. The Bomza Law Group is also part of an International Legal Network that provides our clients with immediate access to international representation in a variety of legal spheres.