Are you concerned about being inadmissible to Canada?
Are you concerned about admissibility issues? Have you been turned away unexpectedly at the Canadian border? Many people wishing to enter or immigrate to Canada are surprised to learn that a prior criminal record can result in a Canadian Immigration Officer refusing their entry, or application, on the basis of criminal inadmissibility. If you have been found to be criminally inadmissible to Canada, or think you may be inadmissible, it is important to know that you still have options. Contact us today for a free consultation.Overcoming Criminal Inadmissibility
There are three main ways of overcoming criminal inadmissibility to Canada:Rehabilitation
Individuals considered criminally inadmissible may be allowed to enter Canada if the government of Canada considers them criminally rehabilitated.Temporary Resident Permit
A TRP is a document issued to individuals who are otherwise inadmissible to Canada, allowing them to enter the country.Application Refusal
In certain cases, a Canadian immigration application refusal can be challenged. Was your application refused? We may be able to challenge it.Medical Inadmissibility
A medical exam is required for the principal applicant and all of their dependents as part of the immigration process. Learn more about what it means to be medically inadmissible for immigration to Canada.