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Some provinces have entered into agreement
with federal government to select their own immigrants based
on their specific needs.
As a basic rule, all provinces require that
you have an approved employment offer from a company located
in the province. The provincial government must approve this
employment offer and your application for nomination must be
submitted to the provincial government before you can apply
for permanent residence to federal government. In certain
circumstances, having a close family member or good friend in
the province may help you obtain provincial nomination
certificate.
More and more provinces are taking advantage
of this opportunity to attract immigrants with the skills and
attitude that they need. Currently, the following provinces
have their own program:
Alberta
British
Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Yukon
Below are the services, we offer
related to PNP: -
Services included in the above
retainer fee are as follows:
Evaluation of submitted documents
Development of strategy
Ongoing consultations (e-mail, telephone, personal
as deemed necessary and feasible)
Preparation of application forms
Representation before provincial immigration
office
Ongoing communication with immigration
authorities on my behalf, monitoring of the processing (CAIPS
access) and any other request for information as deemed
necessary during the process;
Note: After a province has
nominated you, you have to make a separate application to
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) for permanent
residence. A CIC officer will assess your application based on
Canadian immigration regulations.
Provincial Nominees are not assessed on the
six selection factors of the Federal Skilled Workers
Program.
If you want to assess your self please mail us
your professional CV or fill out one of the available
questionnaires here:
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