IMLIN offers past CPD courses for “Educational Purposes” 

You don’t earn CPD hours credit for these courses, as some immigration rules are outdated but you will enhance your knowledge about the base of immigration programs.

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Program: “Canadian Citizenship: a right or a privilege?, 2022-23

Seminar ID:  CCR – 0323   March 23, 2023

Introduction:

This is the last step in your client’s journey to Canada. Citizenship is the ultimate status that a person can obtain. Canada’s population is comprised of individuals who were born in Canada, as well as individuals who immigrated.

Canada has one of the highest citizenship rates (the percentage of immigrants who become citizens) among major Western countries.

Learn how to avoid mistakes when applying for Canadian Citizenship for your clients.

Find out if your client is already a Canadian Citizen and to prove it.

Learn about situations that may prevent your client from becoming a Canadian citizen.

Let our expert instructor to interpret Canadian citizenship law and regulations and important case laws for your client’s difficult case.

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Program: “Code of Professional Conduct” defined! 2022-23

Seminar ID:  CPC – 0223 February 23, 2023 

Introduction:

A code of conduct is a set of rules written to protect the organization and inform the members of the organization’s expectations. It contains important information on expectations for members. Failure to follow a code of conduct can have negative consequences. Not following the code could result in breaching laws and regulations and, of course, damage to the organization’s reputation. For Members, it could also mean disciplinary action or losing your license.

The CICC’s Code of Professional Conduct sets out the standards of professional conduct and competence that must be met by regulated Immigration Consultants.

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Program: Misrepresentation in Canadian Immigration, 2022-23

Seminar ID:  MCI – 1222   December 15, 2022

Introduction:

Misrepresentation occurs when information is provided to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) or the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) that is inconsistent, inaccurate, or incomplete. Misrepresented information can be provided (or omitted) by the applicant, a family member, or their representative.

Misrepresentation is considered an offense as per Immigration, Refugee & Citizenship Canada (IRCC). A person can be refused entry to Canada, have his/ her legal status in Canada revoked, or have an application rejected if misrepresentation is found anywhere in the process.

A finding of misrepresentation is tough to turn around but luckily, there are solutions to challenge it on some occasions.

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Program: Humanitarian & Compassionate Grounds, 2022-23

Seminar ID:  HCG – 1122   December 02, 2022

Introduction:

An H&C application is a Humanitarian and Compassion application. Applying for H&C lets immigrants ask for special permission to stay in Canada (for humanitarian and compassionate reasons) while their permanent residence application is processed. Usually, H&C is the last attempt to stay in Canada.

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Program: Crucial Role of Business Plan in Canadian Business Immigration Programs, 2022-23

Seminar ID:  CBP – 1022   October 20, 2022

Introduction:

Business plans are used by entrepreneurs to secure funding for their business ideas or by small business owners looking to refine their business strategy.

A business plan for your client can be an integral part of their visa application, and the way it is presented can make the difference between their visa being approved or disapproved. The visa business plan defines who they are as well as their prospective business for the visa. Every visa business plan is different from the next, based on the purpose of the business.

The business plan generally projects 3-5 years ahead and outlines the route a company intends to take to reach its yearly milestones, including revenue projections. A well-thought-out plan also helps the entrepreneur to step back and think objectively about the key elements of their business venture and informs their decision-making on a regular basis.

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Program: Rural & Northern Immigration Pilot, 2022-23

Seminar ID:  RNI – 0922   September 22, 2022

Introduction:

Through the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, the Government of Canada works with small and remote communities in Ontario, Western Canada and the three territories to attract and retain foreign workers.

The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) is a new community-driven immigration program. It is designed to spread the benefits of economic immigration to smaller communities by creating a path to permanent residence for skilled foreign workers who want to work and live in those communities.

The RNIP allows eligible employers to make full-time permanent job offers to skilled foreign workers who can help fill identified labour shortages in our city.

Each of the 11 communities across Canada participating in the pilot has tailored their immigration program to meet the economic goals and to develop their local economy by supporting the development of their workforce in high-demand jobs.
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Program: Express Entry & Federal Skill Workers, 2021-22

Seminar ID:  EEF – 0822   August 25, 2022

Introduction:
The Federal Skilled Worker Program is Canada’s flagship immigration program for workers, allowing the country to welcome tens of thousands of newcomers every year based on their ability to become established in Canada’s workforce.
Federal Skilled Workers are persons with suitable education, work experience, age, and language abilities under one of Canada’s official languages and who are selected under the Express Entry Immigration system to apply for permanent residence.
Express Entry is the fastest and most popular pathway to permanent residence for immigrants seeking a new life in Canada.
Express Entry allows Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to invite eligible candidates to make an application for permanent residence.
Research by the Canadian government shows that FSWP immigrants go on to have successful and fulfilling careers in Canada.
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Program: From PGWP to CEC, 2021-22

Seminar ID:  PGW – 0622   June 16, 2022

Introduction:

The Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP) allows students who have graduated from eligible Canadian designated learning institutions to obtain an open work permit to gain valuable Canadian work experience. Skilled Canadian work experience in National Occupational Classification (NOC) skill type 0 or skill level A or B that is gained through the PGWPP helps graduates qualify for permanent residence in Canada through the Canadian experience class within Express Entry Canadian

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Program: Temporary Resident Visa Refusals – Trends, Litigation, and Future, 2021-22

Seminar ID:  TRL – 0522   May 19, 2022

Introduction:
There are many reasons for refusal, depending on the type of visa.

A visa refusal means the applicant did not establish eligibility for a visa to the satisfaction of the officer, as is required under IRPA.

The type of Visa refusal will determine whether or not your client is a good candidate for an appeal. An appeal may be a viable option if you believe that the immigration officer made an incorrect decision when they refused the client’s application.

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Program: BC PNP-Entrepreneur Immigration, 2021-22

Seminar ID:    BPE – 0322   March 24, 2022

Introduction:

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program’s (BC PNP) Entrepreneur Immigration stream offers immigration pathways for experienced entrepreneurs who want to actively manage a business in B.C.
The BC PNP selects and nominates foreign entrepreneurs for permanent residence who have successfully developed and actively managed businesses that provide significant economic benefits to British Columbia. Nominees are eligible to apply for permanent residence.
The Entrepreneur Immigration stream offers categories that address different economic priorities for British Columbia. Each category has specific objectives, criteria, and processes.

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Program: Temporary Residents: Visitor, Worker & Student – Do’s & Don’ts, 2021-22

Seminar ID:    TRV – 0222   March 17, 2022

Introduction:
A temporary resident is a foreign national who is legally authorized to enter Canada for temporary purposes.
Foreign national has temporary resident status when they have been found to meet the requirements of the legislation to enter and/or remain in Canada as a visitor, student, or worker. Only foreign nationals physically in Canada hold temporary resident status.

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Program: LMIA Application – Permanent Resident Support ( Low Wage – High Wage)

Seminar ID:    LPS – 1221

Introduction:

There are ways to hire a foreign worker with the intention to support their permanent residency. The Canadian government allows permanent residency of certain foreign workers given that the employers also agree. If an employer wishes to hire a skilled worker and support their permanent residency they must do this through the Express Entry System. An employer can offer employment to a candidate from Express Entry, supported by an LMIA.
There are many LMIA types. However, the most popular ones are high-wage and low-wage programs.

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Program: Extension & Restoration Temporary Visas and Post Graduate Work Permit, 2021-22

Seminar ID:    ERT – 1121

Introduction:

Temporary visas allow foreigners to live legally in Canada for a short time. At the end of that period, the legal status expires and they must leave Canada. To stay longer, they must change their current status to stay longer in Canada.

If a visitor, worker, or student loses their status in Canada, the ability exists to apply to restore their status. Restoration of status is needed by any individual who allows their temporary permit to expire before submitting a new application but still would like to remain in Canada.

A post-graduation work permit (PGWP) allows students to remain in Canada and work full-time after they complete a certificate, diploma, or degree that is at least 8 months in length. They don’t need a job offer to apply and can work anywhere in Canada in any occupation, even if it’s unrelated to their studies.

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Program: OINP-Job Offer Streams,

Seminar ID:  JOS – 1021 

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Program: Caregiver with or without LMIA to PR 

Seminar ID:  CLP – 1021 

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Program: Family Sponsorship

Seminar ID:  FSS – 0921 

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Program: How Canada’s Refugee System Works

Seminar ID:  HCR – 0121 

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Program: Case Law: How to Find, Read & Use

Seminar ID:  CLH – 0421 

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Program: Submission Letter 

Seminar ID:  SUL – 0321   

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Program: Refugee Appeal Division 

Seminar ID:  RAD – 0620   

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Program: BCPNP Skilled Worker Program

Seminar ID:  SWP – 0521   

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Program: Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program

Seminar ID:  AIP – 0720   

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Program: Post Graduate Work Permit Program

Seminar ID:  PGW – 0320   

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Program: Start-Up Visa Program

Seminar ID:  SVP – 0321   

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Program: Who Needs an LMIA?

Seminar ID:  WNL – 0520   

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Program: Immigration Programs & Practical Tips

Seminar ID:  IPP – 0221   

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