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Hello, In your case, your conviction outside Canada corresponds to Section 380(1)(A) of the Criminal Code of Canada, which carries a maximum prison term of 14 years. You may only be deemed rehabilitated if your offence, if committed in Canada, carries a maximum prison term of 10 years...

Hello, From CIC website: If you live in Canada: The Canadian visa office will tell you if you need a Canadian criminal record check while your application is being processed. If the visa office asks you to complete a criminal record check, visit the RCMP website for instructions. You must...

They would have to review it and determine whether those 4 convictions correspond to any sections in the criminal code of Canada. If yes, then you are inadmissible. The relevant sections you should be looking at are: Section 249 Section 252. Unfortunately, I'm not allowed to post links, but...

Hello, Unfortunately, you would not qualify as a refugee. Your best bet would be to try to increase your points for the FSW program as much as you can.

Hello, Depending on when you completed your sentence, you would need to apply for rehabilitation to overcome this inadmissibility.

Hello, You have a few options available to you: Obtain a set of ink fingerprints on an FD258 form, and mail that along with the required form and payment to the FBI in Clarksburg, West Virginia. You can have the ink prints done at any fingerprinting agency in Vancouver, but make sure to...

Hello, If you are convicted of a DUI, your permanent residency application will not be considered, as you will be inadmissible due to criminality. You would need to wait a period of five years after your sentence has been completed (fines paid, probation completed etc) to apply for a record...

Hi, Have you tried following up with G4S on the status of your request?