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NextGen is an immigration consulting firm providing personalized Canadian immigration services

NextGen Immigration is a boutique immigration consulting firm that focuses exclusively on immigration law and its latest trends.

- Permanent Residence
- Permanent Resident Cards
- Temporary Resident Visas
- Study Permits
- Work Permits
- Family Sponsorships
- Inadmissibility Cases (Criminal, Medical, Misrepresentation, Deportation)
- Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations
- Canadian Citizenship

12/27/2023

Dear Valued Clients, Partners, and Team,

We are thrilled to announce that NextGen is a winner of the Canadian Choice Award 2024. This accolade is a reflection of our unwavering commitment to excellence in serving our clients and assisting them in their immigration endeavors.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you—our valued clients—for placing your trust in us. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and this award serves as a testament to the dedication and hard work of our exceptional team.

At NextGen we understand the significance of immigration journeys and the impact they have on individuals, families, and businesses. We are honored to have played a role in your stories, and we remain committed to providing unparalleled service.

Thank you for choosing NextGen. We look forward to continuing to serve you with the highest level of professionalism and dedication.

12/23/2023

This holiday season, we extend our warmest wishes to you and your loved ones. As we reflect on the past year, we are reminded of the incredible individuals, families, and companies we have had the privilege of assisting.

Your trust in us is the greatest gift, and we are committed to continuing our dedicated service to you in the coming year. Whether you're celebrating your first holiday season in a new country or cherishing traditions from home, may it be filled with joy, laughter, and the company of those who matter most.

In the spirit of gratitude, we want to express our heartfelt thanks for your collaboration, patience, and perseverance throughout the immigration process. Your success is our success, and we take pride in being a part of your journey toward new beginnings.

We are excited about the opportunities that lie ahead and look forward to serving you with the same commitment and excellence that defines NextGen.

12/14/2023

On November 20, 2023, we were delighted to receive a notification announcing that NextGen had been chosen as a nominee for the Canadian Choice Award 2024. We are truly thrilled and honored to share the exciting news that we have emerged as one of the top five finalists, further solidifying our position as a standout in our field.

We want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of our clients for entrusting us with your immigration journey. It has been a privilege and an honor to serve you, and we are genuinely thankful for the trust you have placed in our immigration services.

Your decision to choose us as your partner in navigating the complexities of immigration is not taken lightly. We understand the significance of the dreams and aspirations you carry, and we are committed to ensuring that your experience with us is not only seamless but also successful.

Your trust has been the cornerstone of our success, and it motivates us to continually strive for excellence in providing immigration solutions. We are dedicated to upholding the highest standards of service, and your satisfaction remains our utmost priority.

As we reflect on the past year, we celebrate the milestones achieved together, the challenges overcome, and the bonds formed. Your success stories are a testament to the collective efforts of our team and your unwavering trust in our services.

Thank you for choosing us as your immigration partner. We value your trust, and we look forward to serving you with the same dedication and commitment in the coming years.

12/13/2023

Chasing dreams and maple leaves! 🍁 Studying in Canada: Where every ‘eh’ is an opportunity and every snowflake is a lesson in resilience.

Our firm is proud to support international students from around the world. Whether it's your first time applying or you have previous study permit refusals, let us be your legal compass, turning academic aspirations into Canadian adventures! 🍁🎓

Don't just take it from us, see what our clients are saying about our work with international students and study permits!

12/11/2023

Let's talk all things sponsorships and open work permits!

This public policy facilitates the issuance of an open work permit to foreign nationals applying under the Spouse or Common-Law Partner in Canada Class or the Family Class (Outside Sponsorship), and their family members, who have

✅a valid temporary resident status, maintained their status or are eligible for and have applied to restore their status, and
✅have the same residential address as their sponsor in Canada when they apply for an open work permit.

Works permits under this category are usually issued for two years.

12/08/2023

IRCC will evaluate the sponsor's genuine commitment to establishing residence in Canada alongside the applicant(s) upon obtaining permanent residence status.

Sponsors and applicants are encouraged to provide a comprehensive explanation letter outlining their circumstances and detailing their plans for returning to Canada. Key areas of focus should include:

✅Describing the circumstances of the
sponsor is not living in Canada- explain why and when he/she intends to return to reside in Canada once your visa is issued.
✅How long has the sponsor been living outside of Canada?
✅Preparations you and/or your sponsor made for your move to Canada? Provide documentary proof where possible.
✅If you have school-aged children, have you made inquiries with the local school board?
✅Will you and your spouse be both moving to Canada and residing together permanently?
✅Does your sponsor own any of the following assets in Canada? Bank account, apartment, house, business, other.
✅Has your sponsor filed the most recent annual tax filing with the Canada Revenue Agency as a factual resident of Canada?
✅Is your sponsor currently employed in a permanent full-time position in Canada?

This only applies to Canadian citizens, permanent residents residing outside of Canada may not sponsor their family members unless they reside in Canada.

12/04/2023

Dear NextGen Immigration Community,

We hope this message reaches you in good health. It has come to our attention that our Google My Business page has received several recent 1-star reviews that we believe are inaccurate and not from legitimate clients. We understand the importance of transparency and accountability, and we want to address this issue directly with you.

After conducting a thorough investigation, it has been confirmed that these reviews do not reflect the experiences of our genuine clients. We have initiated the appropriate measures to report these misleading reviews, and we are exploring legal action to swiftly address and resolve this issue.

At NextGen Immigration we are committed to providing excellent service, and we value the trust you place in us. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we navigate through this situation.

If you have any questions or if you'd like to share your genuine feedback, please feel free to contact us directly. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we are dedicated to ensuring a positive experience for each of our clients.

Thank you for your continued support and understanding.

Best regards,
NextGen Immigration

11/30/2023

On December 1, 2023, the application fees for foreign nationals applying to regain their status or return to Canada after being inadmissible will be adjusted.

These fees have been adjusted to account for the yearly rate of inflation since April 2018. They will continue to be adjusted annually for inflation every December 1.

Don't forget to include the correct fee with your application. Wrong fees can lead to an incomplete application and return of the application.

10/12/2023

Invitations have started for the Parents and Grandparents Program 2023 Lottery!

Make sure to check your email.

If you’re no longer using the email address you put on your 2020 interest to sponsor form, you’ll be able to tell IRCC your new email address using the Find your lost confirmation number page. A will be posted on October 23, 2023, for this.

Invitations will be sent to randomly selected potential sponsors from the remaining pool of submissions from 2020.

IRCC's goal is to receive 15,000 complete applications. Don't forget, you must submit your application by the deadline in your invitation to apply letter - there are no exceptions.

Looking for help submitting your parental sponsorship application? We've helped 100s of Canadians reunite with their families from abroad.

09/19/2023

O Canada! Our home and native land!🍁

In most cases, the ceremony takes place 4 to 6 months after you pass the citizenship test.

You’ll get the invitation about 1 to 2 weeks before the ceremony. The invitation will have the ceremony’s

✅time and date
✅Zoom link (for a video oath ceremony)
✅location (for an in-person ceremony)

💡Most applicants are invited to a video oath ceremony.

What happens at the ceremony?

✅take the Oath of Citizenship
✅get your citizenship certificate
✅sign the Oath or Affirmation of Citizenship form
✅sing the national anthem, O Canada

Once you have completed your oath and received your citizenship certificate, you can apply for your Canadian passport.

09/12/2023

The Parents & Grandparents sponsorship program is opening in the fall of 2023!

IRCC is not opening a new interest form and will continue to pull from sponsors who submitted in 2020. This remains the same as the 2021 and 2022 years.

On October 10, 2023, IRCC will begin sending invitations to apply to 24,200 interested potential sponsors. Invitations will be sent over the course of 2 weeks.

If you are not invited to apply, consider the parents or grandparents super visa, which is a multiple-entry visa that is valid for up to 10 years. Super visas allow a stay in Canada for 5 years at a time, with the option to extend visits by up to 2 years at a time without leaving the country.

09/06/2023

It's no secret that Canada is a top destination for international students.

Canada is on track to host approximately 900,000 international students in 2023! There are currently more than 807,000 international students who have study permits in Canada across all levels of education.

Anticipated reforms in the spring of 2024, come from a recent interview with Immigration Minister Marc Miller. He says the the concern around the skyrocketing number of international students entering Canada is not just about housing, but Canadians' confidence in the "integrity" of the immigration system itself.

While Miller shied away from the idea of a hard cap on the number of students entering Canada, a cap would certainly create challenges in obtaining study permits in Canada.

With school back in session those looking to start in the winter or spring semester should start applying for their study permits now and over the coming months!

08/21/2023

Don't forget, a sponsored spouse or partner must maintain their legal status in Canada as a temporary resident during the processing of their permanent residence.

Filing a spousal or common-law sponsorship application does not allow an applicant to begin work unless,

✅They already have a valid work permit

Your sponsored spouse or partner can apply for an open work permit if they...

✅have submitted a permanent residence application under the spouse or common-law partner in Canada or as a spouse, common-law or conjugal partner under the family class (outside Canada) that has been accepted for processing by IRCC
✅ have the same place of residence in Canada as their sponsor at the time that the application is submitted
✅have valid temporary resident status in Canada or are eligible for and have applied for restoration of status

Dependent children that are included as accompanying family members in the application are also eligible to apply for an open work permit as well.

08/16/2023

This applies to eligible foreign nationals...

✅who hold a valid work permit issued on or before June 7, 2023, or

✅who submitted an application to renew a work permit under section 201 of the Immigration and refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR) on or before June 7, 2023, and are authorized to work as per paragraph 186(u) of the IRPR

08/11/2023

In category-based rounds of invitations, IRCC invites candidates in the Express Entry pool who are eligible for a specific category established by the Minister to meet an identified economic goals. IRCC invites candidates to apply for permanent residence based on criteria such as

1. ability to communicate in a specific official language
2. work experience in a specific occupation
3. education

There are six separate categories for Express Entry candidates who meet specific criteria

1. Healthcare
2. Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) professions
3. Trades, such as carpenters, plumbers, and contractors
4. Transport
5. Agriculture and agri-food

A recent report by the Globe and Mail states that IRCC is expecting that between 28 % and 31 % of Express Entry ITAs will be issued to candidates with recent work experience in certain STEM occupations.

So far, we've typically seen category-based selection draws have lower CRS scores.

If you work in a STEM occupation and are interested in permanent residence in Canada, this is a good opportunity to explore!

08/07/2023

IRCC required the applicant to demonstrate that she has sufficient and available financial resources to pay the first year tuition fee of $16,476.36 CAD, a minimum of $14,000 CAD to maintain herself and the Minor Applicant, and transportation costs to and from Canada.

The applicant provided: proof of funds on behalf of herself and the Minor Applicant, which included:

✅a mutual fund investment valued at approximately $35,000 CAD, which can be fully or partly liquidated at any time.
✅two letters from her employer, addressed to both the applicant and the Officer, approving a tuition bursary in the amount of approximately $3,000 CAD,
✅a letter from her husband indicating his willingness to financially support her throughout the program and evidence of his annual salary of approx. $23,000CAD

Decision💡

"The applicant required approximately $30,476.36 CAD per year plus travel expenses to and from Canada. She also demonstrated financial support from her spouse for the duration of her studies. When reviewing the record, the Officer’s conclusion that the PA did not have sufficient funds is unintelligible."

08/04/2023

Section 220 of IRPR states that “an officer ‘shall not’ issue a study permit unless, without working, students have sufficient funds to pay their tuition, maintain themselves and family members [in Canada], and transport themselves and family members home from Canada”

Pursuant to IRCC’s website, students must demonstrate sufficient funds for the first year of study, as well as $10,000 CAD for support.

Applicants can prove their funds through
✅bank drafts convertible to Canadian dollars,
✅tuition payments, and ✅letters from individuals providing the applicant with money, among others.

The website further notes, that “Officers should be satisfied…that the probability of funding for future years does exist”.

✅For instance, this can be demonstrated where an applicant’s parents are employed.

Stay tuned for our next post and case study on a study permit refusal for financial reasons!

08/03/2023

Reuniting loved ones is one of immigration Canada's fundamental pillars.

New measures to address labor shortages in Canada include:

✅faster temporary resident visa (TRV) processing times for spousal applicants (in 30 days with a 90% approval rate according to IRCC)
✅new and dedicated processing tools for spousal TRV applicants
✅a new open work permit for spousal and family class applicants
✅open work permit extensions for open work permit holders expiring between August 1 and the end of 2023

These measures support spousal applicants who have already applied for permanent residence in Canada.

07/24/2023

Canada extends study authorization to work permit holders with no restriction on program length.

Prior to this, workers could only study in programs six months or less without the need to apply for a study permit.

This new measure will be in place for three years and applies to valid work permit holders and those who have submitted an extension of their work permit on or before June 7, 2023

Foreign workers can study full-time or part-time while their work permits are valid or until the expiration of the policy.

07/21/2023

New Express Entry category-based draws to target those with work experience in specific fields!

Among the five occupation-specific categories, all candidates must:

✅have accumulated, at least 6 months of continuous work experience (in Canada or abroad) within the past 3 years in a single occupation listed as eligible.

✅meet all requirements in the instructions for that round.

Category-based rounds of invitations will rank candidates in the Express Entry pool who meet the category requirements and then invite top-ranking candidates to apply for permanent residence- your CRS score still matters!

The categories can change on a yearly basis so if you're not already part of the express entry pool, now is the time!

07/19/2023

Pack your bags, you're going to Canada!

There are more than 50 countries that can enter Canada without a visa, although most require an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) if they are arriving by air.

The only exception is citizens of the United States who do not require an eTA or a visa to enter Canada unless they are moving to Canada to work or study.

Nationals of countries that are not exempt from obtaining a visa, must apply for a Temporary Residence Visa (TRV), commonly referred to as a visitor visa.

07/17/2023

Sponsoring your spouse, common-law partner, and accompanying dependent children to Canada?

Applicants and dependent children can obtain open work permits if...

✅are in Canada and

✅have submitted a complete permanent resident application under the Spouse or Common-Law Partner in Canada class (SCLPC) or in the Family Class as a spouse, common-law or conjugal partner.

Haven't started your sponsorship application yet? NextGen works with many families from all over the world who wish to make Canada their permanent home and we can't wait to help you too.

07/13/2023

This week we are all over Canada visa refusals!

The Chinook tool was piloted in processing offices in 2018 and officially launched in 2019. It purpose is to reduce the amount of time spent uploading and reviewing information on multiple screens in GCMS.

Federal Court has hinted at frustration with IRCC’s Chinook software, stating “the Officer’s notes consist largely of boilerplate statements that we see repeatedly in study permit decisions and that appear to be generated by the Chinook software.”

💡In Khosravi v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2023 FC,

I note that Ms. Khosravi’s application was “processed with the assistance of Chinook 3+”. I do not know if the shortcomings outlined above result from the use of this tool. I will simply say that the use of assisted decision-making tools does not relieve officers from the duty to fully consider an application, most importantly the study plan. If the use of such a tool gives the officer a truncated vision of the application, the resulting decision may well be unreasonable.

07/11/2023

Refused a study permit, work permit, or visitor visa to Canada?

Many of the clients that come to us have had previous refusals to Canada and while we never like to see refusals, they are part of the reality of Canadian immigration.

There are a few things we do to ensure we are submitting the best possible reapplication, but by far the best first step in preparing for reapplication is....

💡Apply for the GCMS notes through an ATIP request. The request takes approximately 30 days and costs $5 CAD.

Why?

Applicants have the right to understand the basis of the Decision made on the application. The reasons, which should be provided in writing, must be clear, precise, and understandable. The reasons provided to the Applicant should reflect the assessment of the facts and evidence relied upon, the provision(s) of the Act and/or Regulations on which the Decision is grounded, and the reasoning for the conclusion reached by the decision-maker.

The GCMS notes will help you understand whether the above was done and in building legal arguments for your next application if the refusal grounds fall short.

Received your GCMS notes and want to speak further, book a consultation through the link in our bio and let's talk about your reapplication strategy!

05/11/2023

A visa officer must consider numerous factors, including financial and personal ties to the applicant’s country of origin, past immigration attempts, overstaying in other countries, and any criminal past when determining whether an applicant meets the requirement of section 179.

If you have previously seen a temporary resident visa refusal, you are likely familiar with some of the standard check-list reasons:

✅Your travel history
✅Your family ties in Canada and in your country of residence
✅Length of proposed stay in Canada
✅Purpose of visit
✅Limited employment prospects in your country of residence
✅Your current employment situation
✅Your personal assets and financial status

PROTIP💡
When submitting a visa application, it may be beneficial to include a declaration from the applicant stating they understand the nature of temporary entry, and that they will not overstay in Canada.
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05/10/2023

NextGen Immigration securing your future one application at a time 😏

Every case is important to us, no matter how big or small the retainer is. There is so much more to immigration representation and we are honored to be able to live that reality every day.

Your application matters, because your life matters.
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05/09/2023

You need to give your biometrics once every 10 years. You don't need to give your biometrics again until the 10-year period expires if you're applying for temporary residence.

Permanent residence applicants are required to enroll their biometrics in support of every application (even if the applicant has valid biometrics enrolled under the temporary resident stream)

How it works....

✅Pay the $85CAD biometrics fee at the time of application submission to avoid potential delays

✅After submitting an immigration application and paying the biometrics fee, those required to provide biometrics will receive a confirmation letter from the government that includes information on where to go to submit their fingerprints and photograph.

✅Individuals must take this letter and a valid passport to their closest biometrics collection site (by appointment only)

Some applicants may be exempt from the biometric collection requirement such as U.S. nationals applying for temporary status in Canada.
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05/04/2023

There are several work permit options. Most work permits for Canada are closed work permits.

Closed work permits require a job offer or a positive LMIA to be eligible.

A closed work permit, also known as an employer-specific work permit, allows you to work in Canada according to the conditions associated with the work permit, such as:

✅The name of the specific employer you can work for,
✅How long you can work,
✅The location of your work.

In some cases, you may be eligible for an open work permit. Open work permits allow workers to work for any employer and in any occupation within Canada.
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05/02/2023

As much as we don't love to hear of bad experiences, we do love to hear of the positive ones we provide and client services are our priority!

The reality: you don’t need representation to complete a Canadian immigration process. Don’t get us wrong, having representation comes with its benefits, and in more complex matters, we would urge you to seek help.

But here’s the thing, choosing representation, is just that, it’s a choice. It’s important you make the right choice, but it’s equally important to feel good about it. Keep in mind, you could be working with this person and company for the next year so if you’re having doubts, move along until you are comfortable.
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05/01/2023

To be eligible, you must

✅ hold a valid passport issued by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region or the United Kingdom to a British National Overseas

Your work permit will be valid for up to 3 years or until your passport expires, whichever comes first.

✅ meet the education requirements for post-secondary, graduate or post-graduate studies (see below for details)

For post-secondary studies, the applicant must hold either a

👉degree (for example, associate, bachelor, master, doctorate) from a post-secondary designated learning institute (DLI) in Canada or an equivalent educational credential earned abroad; or
👉post-secondary diploma of at least two years from a post-secondary DLI in Canada or the equivalent credential from an overseas institution along with an educational credential assessment (ECA) report from an agency approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to confirm Canadian equivalency.

For graduate or post-graduate studies, the applicant must hold a

👉graduate or post-graduate credential (for example, graduate or post-graduate diploma) from a DLI in Canada or
👉an equivalent educational credential from an overseas institution along with an ECA report from an agency approved by IRCC to confirm Canadian equivalency
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Canada extends study authorization to work permit holders with no restriction on program length. Prior to this, workers could only study in programs six months or less without the need to apply for a study permit. This new measure will be in place for three years and applies to valid work permit holders and those who have submitted an extension of their work permit on or before June 7, 2023 Foreign workers can study full-time or part-time while their work permits are valid or until the expiration of the policy.

Refused a temporary resident visa to Canada.mp4

Pack your bags, you're going to Canada! There are more than 50 countries that can enter Canada without a visa, although most require an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) if they are arriving by air. The only exception is citizens of the United States who do not require an eTA or a visa to enter Canada unless they are moving to Canada to work or study. Nationals of countries that are not exempt from obtaining a visa, must apply for a Temporary Residence Visa (TRV), commonly referred to as a visitor visa.

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If you're feeling a little lost with your immigration options or paperwork, it's probably time to give us a call. Do what you do best, we do immigration.

No matter what stage you are at, we endeavour to find effective immigration strategies to make your journey a success. We can’t wait to hear all about your Canadian immigration goals and how we can help you reach them!