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Determining Who Can Be Inadmissible to Canada: Criteria and Cases
Determining Who Can Be Inadmissible to Canada: Criteria and Cases
About this Event
Target Audience:
This CPD course is for the Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs), Lawyers, Paralegals, law graduates and students.
Description:
The participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the various criteria for inadmissibility under Canadian immigration law. They will learn to assess and address cases involving security risks, criminality, health grounds, financial concerns, misrepresentation, and non-compliance. The session will enhance their decision-making skills in ambiguous cases and offer insights into legal remedies and appeals processes for overcoming inadmissibility, equipping them with practical knowledge to better assist their clients.
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Training Agenda:
Agenda
Introduction (5 minutes)
Inadmissibility Criteria in Canadian Immigration Law (30 minutes)
Evaluating Inadmissibility Cases (30 minutes)
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Examination of real-life cases and scenarios
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Interactive session on decision-making in ambiguous situations
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Criteria for assessing the severity and implications of each case
Overcoming Inadmissibility (20 minutes)
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Overview of legal remedies available for overcoming inadmissibility
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Appeal processes and humanitarian considerations
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How professionals can assist clients in navigating these challenges
Special Focus on Misrepresentation and Non-compliance (20 minutes)
Conclusion and Q&A Session (15 minutes)
Al Parsai (LLM, MA, RCIC-IRB ) - Speaker/Persenter
Al Parsai, an internationally recognized expert in immigration, has delivered hundreds of speeches and courses across Canada, Iran, the UAE, and the UK. He is the author of the Amazon.ca bestseller, "88 Tips on Immigration to Canada," and has written over 1,300 articles or blog posts about immigration to Canada.
With his impressive educational credentials, including a Master of Laws in Dispute Resolution from Osgoode Hall Law School, and practical experience as an adjunct professor at Queen's University Law School and instructor at both Ashton College – Vancouver and the Global School of Corporate Excellence in Toronto, Al is exceptionally equipped to guide participants through the complex immigration matters.
* This program does not require approval under Private Career Colleges Act (2005).