Permanent Residence

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Permanent residence status is granted to someone who has immigrated to Canada but is not a citizen. A permanent resident of Canada is a citizen of another country who is legally authorized to live and work in Canada. A Canadian citizen is someone who was born in Canada, became a citizen through the naturalization process, or was born to a Canadian citizen while living outside of Canada. A person may be a Canadian citizen if they were adopted by a Canadian citizen on or after January 1, 1947.

A permanent resident in Canada has the right to:

Permanent residents cannot vote, run for political office, or hold certain jobs that require high-level security clearance.

Permanent Residence Pathways

Canada offers several immigration pathways for individuals seeking permanent residence. Our legal team can assess your circumstances and provide guidance on the options that may be relevant to your situation.

Sponsorship

Canadian citizens and permanent residents can also apply to sponsor their family members, spouses, or conjugal partners to immigrate to Canada. The program options include:

Economic Class

In order to qualify, workers also must desire to live in the province where their skills are needed, and they must want to become permanent residents of Canada.

PR Card

A PR card is necessary to board a plane destined for Canada, particularly for those persons who possess a passport. After completing your Canada permanent resident card application package and submitting it to the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the processing time to become a permanent resident is usually about 45 days, as long you have fulfilled the residency requirements. An application for a renewed permanent resident card usually takes about 104 days to process, according to the CIC processing time permanent residence policies. These times may vary.

Humanitarian & Compassionate

Persons in Canada (and sometimes persons residing outside of Canada) who do not comply with any of the criteria for the granting of a visa to Canada may apply for permanent resident status despite not meeting the criteria of the above-mentioned immigration programs. If you are looking for a permanent residence lawyer, Toronto has many options, but Chaudhary Law has the experience and knowledge necessary to assist in the process of gaining permanent residency in this province.

— Why Choose Us

Experienced Legal Support for Complex Refugee Matters

Refugee cases can be deeply personal and legally complex. Having professional legal guidance can help you better understand the process and the requirements that apply to your case.

Personalized Legal Advice

We take the time to understand your individual circumstances and immigration history.

Careful Case Preparation

We help organize the information, documentation and evidence relevant to your claim.

Clear Legal Guidance

We explain the process and legal considerations in a clear and practical manner.

Representation When It Matters

Our lawyers can provide legal representation and guidance throughout your refugee protection matter.

You Don't Have to Navigate Your Refugee Matter Alone

If you are seeking protection in Canada or have concerns about your refugee claim, our legal team can help you understand your options and the next steps available to you.

Why is Chaudhary Law the best for refugee lawyers in Toronto?

Our team of savvy lawyers in Toronto understand the severe challenges of refugee immigration cases. We have worked with the most complex cases and have helped refugees settle down successfully in Canada. Regardless of the hurdles, we have provided legal guidance to individuals seeking refugee status in Canada. You’ll be associating with one of the best refugee lawyers in Toronto who will be working with you closely by understanding the intricacies of your case and then providing a bespoke plan of action.

At Chaudhary Law, we understand that immigrating to a whole new country involves a lot of work. From the right documents, to legal formalities to allocating sufficient funds- there is a lot that goes into this matter. We understand this, which is why we’re here to help. Get in touch with us and let our refugee immigration lawyer Toronto help you out at every step of your immigration process. Call us on 416-447-6118 to book your consultation now!

Your Path to Permanent Residence in Canada

From understanding your options to navigating the application process, we provide legal guidance tailored to your individual circumstances and immigration goals.

Book a Legal Consultation

We begin by understanding your circumstances, immigration history and long-term goals in Canada.

Assess Your Available Options

Our legal team reviews the permanent residence pathways that may be relevant to your individual circumstances.

Prepare and Submit Your Application

We assist with preparing your application and supporting materials to ensure your circumstances are presented clearly and accurately.

Ongoing Legal Guidance

If additional information, concerns or further immigration matters arise, we can provide guidance regarding the appropriate next steps.

— FAQs

Have Questions? We Have Answers

Explore common questions and answers to learn more about our services and what to expect.
What is permanent residence in Canada?
Permanent residence allows eligible individuals to live, work and study in Canada on a long-term basis while maintaining permanent resident status, subject to Canadian immigration laws and requirements.
There are several pathways to permanent residence, including family sponsorship, economic immigration programs, provincial nomination programs and, in certain circumstances, humanitarian and compassionate considerations.
The appropriate pathway depends on your individual circumstances, including your education, work experience, family situation, immigration history and long-term goals. A legal consultation can help you understand the options that may be available to you.
Depending on the immigration program and your individual circumstances, it may be possible to apply for permanent residence while living outside Canada.