Case Note | Three Addresses, Seven Days: An AAIP Premises Review

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.

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Case Update | Mature Applicant with an Existing Degree — Study Permit Approved

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.

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