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Immigration Canada with family members Non-accompanying Family Members Declaration (if applicable) • Notarized statutory declaration stating your intention to proceed to Canada without your family members (only in case that you do not intend to include your spouse, common-law partner or dependent children in your application) • You also need to confirm that you understand that your spouse, common-law partner or dependent children must meet immigration requirements by themselves if they wish to immigrate to Canada. Canadain Immigration Documents (part 2) Submit you Application Before September 1st 2006, the Canadian immigration process was much more difficult. The way it worked was that you had to send your application forms to the Visa Office WITH all your supporting documents attached! Sounds simple??? Well, trust me: it wasn’t! Normally it takes a couple of months to get all your documents together. Just imagine what would happen if the Pass-Mark was 67 when you began gathering your documents and it changed to75 two months later! Immigration to Canada Documents (part 2) Provincial Nomination This scheme is appropriate for persons that are interested in one province in particular to immigrate and achieve their personal and professional objectives. In this case, provinces play a more direct role in selecting immigrants that wish to settle in that province in particular. The application has to be nominated by a province, and then a separate application has to be submitted to Citizenship and Immigration Canada to apply for Permanent Residence. Immigration to Canada Documents For almost a decade (1992 – 2001), Canada was “the best country in the world to live in”. Canada had moved back to the 8th position recently, however Canada has recently moved up to 4th position in the United Nations’ human development survey, and it is now above the United States (only below Norway, Sweden and Australia). According to the United Nations survey (2004), life expectancy in Canada in 2002 was 79.3 years, compared to 78.9 in Norway, 80 in Sweden, and 79.1 in Australia. Other countries considered to have “low human development”, have a life expectancy of 48.5 years (Mali) and 46 years (Niger). Canada is one of the countries with the highest life expectancy in the world. Canadian Immigration Guide Documents Once you have contacted an Immigration Representative and verified its membership with the CSIC, I recommend proceeding as follows: I. Arrange an interview with the Representative. It can be a personal or telephone interview. I recommend arranging a personal interview (face to face) so that you can meet your Representative and analyze his work environment. You should explain him or her about your situation, and your immigration objectives. He will most likely ask you several questions related to your work experience, education, age, etc. in order to evaluate your status and to know if you will meet the pass mark. You should ask your Representative his working method and timeline. Immigration Canada Guide Documents In this guide, I will explain to you the application process of the Canadian Permanent Residence Visa under the Skilled WorkerImmigration scheme in three simple steps: How is this guide organized? The main objective of this guide is to make your life easier! Decidingto immigrate to another country is a complex decision, and understand that the last think you expect is to struggle with yourapplication process! For this reason, this guide has been organized in a very simple way. Canadian Immigration Introduction Document Welcome to your new life! Everybody wants to live their life in adifferent way, but very few people are willing to take the risk andmake relevant decisions to change and improve their way of living.After all, we only have one life. We travel through life only once, andwe are responsible for our destiny and our future.

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