The Basics – Spousal Sponsorship
This talk is intended to discuss the basics of Spousal Sponsorship, aimed at the lawyer taking on one of these files perhaps for the first time. Hopefully, there…
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The Basics: LMIA-Exempt Work Permits
Join JRILN host Rui Chen (Sprintforms) and guest Tara Lee (Tribevida, MSK) as they chat about LMIA-exempt work permits. This conversation will cover the basics of what you…
OINP: A Conversation with Minister Monte McNaughton
JRILN is happy to welcome Minister McNaughton to our series of ongoing webinars! In this OINP-themed webinar, join JRILN host Rui Chen as he sits down with Minister…
The Basics: Part 2 – The Basis of Claim (BOC)
Join host Rui Chen (Sprintforms) as he chats with Sarah Boyd (BoydLaw) and Debbie Rachlis (HALCO) for part 2 of the Basis of Claim (BOC) form. In this…
The Basics: Spousal Sponsorship Appeals
Join host Sarah Boyd (Boyd Law) as she chats with Joanna Berry (lawyer, freelance legal consultant) and Steven Blakey (lawyer at Waldman & Associates) about the process of…
The Basics: The Basis of Claim (BOC)
Join host Rui Chen (Sprintforms) as he chats with Sarah Boyd (BoydLaw) and Debbie Rachlis (HALCO) on how to complete the starting point of many refugee applications: the…
The Basics: Québec Immigration
Join JRILN host Rui Chen (Sprintforms) as he sits down with Viviane Albuquerque (Mobilitys) as they discuss The Basics of the immigration system in Québec! In this webinar,…
The Basics – Express Entry
Join JRILN’s very own Rui Chen (Sprintforms) and Enbal Singer (Roots Immigration) for an entry in our Basics series. This session will be about Express Entry – what…
Study Permits: What You Need to Know
Join JRILN host Rui Chen (Sprintforms) for a discussion with Parveen Sehra a lawyer & International Student Advisor at the University of British Columbia. On this panel, we’ll be…
Life After PR: Settlement Services and What You Need to Know
As lawyers, our roles usually end after clients receive their permanent residency status in Canada. However, settlement after PR can be just as daunting as the PR process…
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