PAVEL P. ANANYEV
CANADIAN IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP LAW PRACTICE
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Pursuant to law, no person who is not an authorized representative may advise or consult with a person, or offer to do so, at all stages in connection with a proceeding or application before the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC), the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), the Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) / Service Canada, divisions of the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), and some other federal and provincial governmental bodies. 

 

 

           Authorized representatives are:

 

   

  • Members in good standing of the Conseil de réglementation des consultants en immigration 

    •     du Canada (CRCIC)

 

  • Members in good standing of a Canadian provincial or territorial law society;

  

  • Members in good standing of the Chambre des notaires du Quebec.

             

              Being a member of the Conseil de réglementation des consultants en immigration du Canada (CRCIC) in good standing, we offer Canadian immigration and related services to individuals and business entities worldwide. 


  

            This is what we offer:

 

             

 

  

 1.   Federal Skilled Worker Class Immigration (new requirements as per the Minister's most recent instructions); 

 

 2.   Business Class Immigration;

 

 3.   Canadian Experience Class (temporary workers and graduates);

 

 4.   Family Sponsorships (Spouses and common-law partners only); 

          

 5.   Quebec Immigration;

 

 6.    Provincial Nominee Programs (currently available in 11 Canadian provinces and territories);

 

 7.   Work Permits (whether HRSDC/Service Canada Labour Market Opinion (LMO) is required or not; NAFTA, CCFTA, GATS and other FTAs: Intra-Company  

        Transferees, Professionals, Business Visitors, Traders and Investors; Spousal, and Post-Grad, with or without a job offer) and Extensions;

 

 8.   Applications to HRSDC/Service Canada for Labour Market Opinion (LMO) and Arranged Employment  Opinion (AEO);

 

 9.   Applications for Evaluation of foreign Employment and/or Educational credentials, Degrees, Diplomas and  Certificates;

 

10.    Study Permits and Extensions;

 

11.   Temporary Resident (Visitor) Visas and Extensions;

 

12.   Restoration of Status;

 

13.  Appeals (specifically: Family Sponsorships, Removal Orders, Inadmissibility Hearings, and Detention Reviews);

 

14.  Applications for No-arrest Record/No-criminal Record to RCMP (Canada), FBI (U.S.), police and government

       authorities in many other countries;

 

15.  Applications for Pardon or Rehabilitation for persons who are inadmissible to Canada;

 

16.   Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) applications;

 

17.    Representation at the border (Port of Entry), and in Canadian Embassy, Consulate General, and High Commission in any country;

 

18.    Applications for Canadian Citizenship and Canadian Passport;

 

19.   CAIPS/FOSS / GCMS records in accordance to Privacy Act and Access to Information Act;

 

20.    U.S. Visas (B1, B2, J1, J2, H1B, H2A, H2B, H3, H4, L1A, L1B, L2 with employment authorization, TN) and Extensions;

 

21.    Certified translation and/or notarization from a varietyof foreign languages into English or French.


 

           In addition, we offer assistance with:

 

          

 

22.   Incorporating businesses anywhere in Canada and the United States;

 

23.   Opening bank accounts;

 

24.   Purchasing newly created and established businesses, including franchises;

 

25.   Purchasing commercial (including rentals and farms), residential, and recreational properties,  including land; 

 

26.   Property management services; 

 

27.   Individual and corporate relocation services.