On October 7 we received two Permanent Residence Portal emails from IRCC on the same day, for two different clients. Under IRCC’s published process, these emails mean the applications have been approved and have moved into the final stage: confirming permanent resident status and issuing the PR card.
With the provincial nomination application already under assessment, AAIP wrote to the employer about three different registered addresses and gave it seven days to explain, with occupancy agreements, twelve months of payment records and photographs of the premises. The difficulty was not the letter: it was making records created by different offices over two and a half years point to one verifiable set of facts. The nomination was issued on the deadline day.
An applicant’s Canadian study permit had already been approved when IRCC reopened the file and found that the RMB 2 million bank statement used to show funds had been falsified. The case was treated as misrepresentation and the applicant received a five-year ban. IRCC’s own guidance sets out the consequences: refusal, at least five years of inadmissibility, a permanent fraud record and loss of existing status.
CIC Job Agency (CANADA) holds an Alberta Employment Agency Licence and is now officially launching recruitment matching services. Job seekers in Canada or overseas can submit their resumes, Alberta employers can submit their hiring needs, and we will help find the right match.
Alberta’s 2026 allocation rose to 6,603, with 2,043 spaces left as of August 25. Up to 10,000 federal spaces are available for practice-ready physicians and Francophones, and those nominations do not count against Alberta’s allocation — the French bar is NCLC 5 across all four abilities, yet only 12 have been issued all year.
The client is a mature applicant who already holds a degree. With that profile, the work is not simply filing the acceptance letter and proof of funds — it is answering why further study in Canada, why now, and whether the new program follows coherently from the applicant’s past education. Submitted July 24, 2026; approved August 14, 2026.
Yukon has 282 nomination spaces for 2026, down from the 312 people it nominated in 2025. Francophone candidates are one of six scoring priorities and need only NCLC 5 across all four competencies — but the program is employer-driven and both 2026 intakes have closed.
Freedom Immigration Firm has adopted a new brand logo and put an updated professional service agreement into effect — moving from an outcome-milestone arrangement to a clear, delivery-based model that sets out the work, the deliverables and each party’s responsibilities at every stage.
Alberta has 6,403 provincial nominations for 2026, weighted toward health care, technology, construction, manufacturing, aviation, agriculture and Rural Renewal communities. An EOI has been mandatory since 2024 and now carries a $135 fee. Here is what to check before you apply.
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