FAQs - YR Immigration (2024)

YR Immigration Services Ltd. is a licensed and registered immigration company established in 2014. We specialize in helping individuals and businesses with immigration processes, including obtaining work permits and permanent residency in Canada.

RCICs (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants) are licensed professionals authorized by the Canadian government to provide immigration advice and services. Our team of five multilingual RCICs offers expert guidance to ensure a smooth immigration process.

We offer a range of services, including free assessments, points calculation for immigration eligibility, consultations with Registered Immigration Officers, and assistance with various types of work permits and permanent residency applications.

Yes! We specialize in Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) and can help you identify the provinces that are best suited to your qualifications and preferences. Some of the services we offer include assistance with the PNP application procedure to increase your likelihood of nomination.

We handle LMIA-Based Work Permits, LMIA-Exempt Work Permits, and Pre-Approved LMIA Work Permits. Each type has specific requirements and processing times, which we guide you through comprehensively.

We handle LMIA-Based Work Permits, LMIA-Exempt Work Permits, and Pre-Approved LMIA Work Permits. Each type has specific requirements and processing times, which we guide you through comprehensively.

An LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment) is a document that Canadian employers need to obtain before hiring a foreign worker. It demonstrates that hiring a foreign worker will not negatively impact the Canadian job market.

The processing time for an LMIA-Based Work Permit is typically 6-8 months, while LMIA-Exempt and Pre-Approved LMIA Work Permits usually take around 3-4 months.

Our fees encompass a variety of services, such as ongoing support, document preparation, and application assistance. Upon the evaluation of your case, we will be providing you with a comprehensive breakdown of every related cost.

Language proficiency is a vital part of immigration. We will offer guidance on the language tests that are necessary, including CELPIP or IELTS, and provide resources to assist you in preparing for these exams. We do, however, offer Employer-Specific Work Permits to individuals who choose not to take the IELTS.

We connect candidates with a network of 4,000 authentic Canadian employers, offering a wide range of job opportunities. We facilitate the interview process using platforms like Zoom and Google Meet.

Yes, candidates can request a sample interview clip for any job position to get an idea of the process and prepare accordingly.

You can start by filling out the registration form on our website. After evaluating your eligibility, our team will contact you for further steps, including documentation and consultation.

We prioritize the confidentiality of our client’s information. When sharing details about LMIAs, we hide sensitive information, such as the employer’s name, to protect privacy.

We post specific pages from our LMIA documents on social media, showing job details while keeping confidential information hidden. This serves as proof that we have the necessary LMIAs and can incorporate your name once selected.

Yes, we provide post-landing assistance to facilitate your effortless arrival into Canada. This involves helping in locating accommodations, and educational institutions, and establishing connections with local communities to facilitate a smooth transition.

IRCC may communicate with you via telephone to request further information for the ongoing processing of an application or to inquire about any unpaid fees. Agents of the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will consistently and unconditionally disclose their identity.

Applications will continue to be processed in the sequence they are received, and in the majority of instances, you may expect to receive a final decision within the updated estimated processing time.

Through phone calls. Contact the IRCC Call Centre at 1-888-242-2100 if you are in Canada. The call center operates from Monday to Friday, between 8 am and 4 pm local time, excluding statutory holidays. Plan for a prolonged period of waiting on hold. Attempt to make a phone call in the early hours of the morning or utilize a speakerphone.

This online service enables Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) clients to securely examine the status of their immigration and/or citizenship application(s) 24 hours a day, seven days a week, from anywhere.

Phone number for international calls: +1.613.944.4000. You can also submit a form specifically designed for inquiries related to a particular case. The email address for general inquiries is question@cic.gc.ca.