Canadian Immigration Questions, Answered Clearly.

Yes. Hesam Kazemi Immigration Inc. is based in Richmond Hill, Ontario, and serves clients elsewhere in Canada and internationally. The appropriate service depends on the immigration matter and the client’s circumstances.

Yes. Meetings and client communication are available in English and Persian.

You can search for Seyed Hesameddin Kazemi, RCIC, Licence R707216, on the CICC Public Register. The register is the official source for confirming a consultant’s licence status.

No. Sending a question, booking an appointment or receiving general information does not by itself create a consultant-client relationship. A professional relationship begins only after the required conflict checks, scope confirmation and retainer agreement are completed.

No. Immigration decisions are made by the responsible government authority. Professional representation can help identify issues, organize evidence and prepare a complete application, but no representative can guarantee an approval, invitation or processing date.

Express Entry is the online system used by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada to manage applications under specified skilled-worker immigration programs. Eligibility for a program and competitiveness within the Express Entry pool are separate questions.

Provincial and territorial nominee programs allow participating provinces and territories to nominate applicants under their own immigration streams. Each stream has its own criteria, intake method and availability, and some streams connect with Express Entry while others do not.

The answer may depend on your age, education, language results, work history, occupation, Canadian experience, family circumstances, location and settlement plans. A proper assessment compares these facts against the requirements of potentially relevant programs.

We can review how your information affects your Comprehensive Ranking System score, identify documentation concerns and discuss lawful options that may affect your profile. No representative can promise a particular score increase or invitation to apply.

A temporary resident visa is generally a travel document used to seek entry to Canada. Your authorized period and conditions of stay are separate matters. Depending on the situation, a visitor record may document or extend visitor status inside Canada.

A study permit application normally needs to address the proposed program, educational purpose, financial ability, supporting documents and the applicant’s broader circumstances. The required evidence depends on the applicant, program and current rules.

Canada has employer-specific and open work permit categories, but not every applicant qualifies for each type. Eligibility may depend on the job, employer, immigration status, family relationship, public policy or another specific program.

In some circumstances, family applications can be submitted together or linked, but each person must still qualify for the document or status requested. The timing and evidence should be reviewed for the whole family.

A new application may be possible, but simply resubmitting the same information may not resolve the refusal. The decision, application record, supporting evidence and any changed circumstances should be reviewed before deciding on the next step.

Canadian citizens and permanent residents may be able to sponsor a spouse, partner, dependent child or certain other eligible relatives through specific programs. Sponsor and applicant eligibility must both be assessed.

The evidence depends on the legal relationship and the couple’s history. Applications commonly require identity and civil-status documents together with evidence showing that the relationship is genuine and meets the applicable legal definition.

There are different sponsorship routes and practical considerations for applicants living inside or outside Canada. Current status, travel plans, work authorization, processing strategy and the couple’s circumstances should be reviewed before choosing a route.

No. Marriage by itself does not grant permanent residence. The sponsor and applicant must qualify, submit the required application and evidence, and receive approval from IRCC.

The document list depends on the program and your circumstances. It may include identity, civil-status, education, employment, language, financial, travel, police or medical documents, along with forms and written explanations. A personalized checklist should be prepared after the application strategy is confirmed.

Processing times change and are estimates rather than guarantees. They may vary by application type, completeness, complexity, volume and other factors. Check the official IRCC processing-time tool for current information.

The next steps vary by application. IRCC may issue an acknowledgement, request biometrics, medical examinations, additional documents or explanations, and later communicate a decision. For full-representation files, our firm monitors communications and remains involved through the final decision.

The correct account, portal or tracker depends on the application type. IRCC provides an official application-status guide explaining which tool to use.

Changes such as a new address, passport, marital status, family composition, employment situation or other material information may need to be reported. Tell your authorized representative promptly so the appropriate reporting method and supporting documents can be considered.