Achieve Your Dream of Canadian Permanent Residence
Applying for Permanent Residence (PR) is the final and most important step in your Canadian immigration journey. Whether you are applying through Express Entry, a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), or a family sponsorship route, the actual PR application process is exhaustive. IRCC requires flawless documentation, exact background checks, and precise employment records. A single discrepancy or missing document can cause months of delays or even a heartbreaking rejection after years of hard work.
At Alliance Immigration, we provide end-to-end management of your PR application. We act as your legal safety net. Our experts meticulously review your life history, guide you in gathering the correct supporting documents, and ensure everything perfectly matches Canadian immigration laws before we hit submit. We handle the stress so you can celebrate your success.
Why trust us with your PR Application?
Profile Auditing
Deep review of your Express Entry or PNP profile to ensure no false representations were made before receiving an ITA.
Document Perfection
Expert guidance on complex requirements like police certificates, medical exams, and strict employment reference letters.
eAPR Submission
Flawless preparation and filing of your electronic Application for Permanent Residence (eAPR).
IRCC Communication
As your authorized representatives, we handle all direct correspondence with the government regarding your file.
Landing Preparation
Step-by-step advice on what to expect during your final PR confirmation and landing process in Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens after I receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA)?
Once you receive an ITA through Express Entry, you have exactly 60 days to submit a complete electronic Application for Permanent Residence (eAPR) along with all required supporting documents.
Do I need a medical exam for my PR application?
Yes, all PR applicants and their accompanying family members must pass an Immigration Medical Exam (IME). This exam must be conducted by an IRCC-approved panel physician.
What are police clearance certificates and who needs them?
You must provide a valid police certificate from every country you (and your adult family members) have lived in for 6 months or more in a row since the age of 18. This is a strict requirement for background checks.
Can I add my spouse to my PR application later?
You must declare all dependents (spouse and children) in your initial application, even if they are not accompanying you to Canada immediately. Failing to declare a family member can ban you from ever sponsoring them in the future.
How long does the final PR application take to process?
Processing times vary significantly by program. For Express Entry, IRCC aims to process most complete applications within 6 months, while PNP or paper-based applications can take much longer.
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