Immigration

IMMIGRATION


Canada’s immigration system is complex, and it is highly recommended for anyone beginning the immigration process to consult a licensed immigration lawyer. Snyder & Associates has helped hundreds of individual and corporate clients with various backgrounds and situations navigate Canada’s immigration system. We strive to make this process as smooth, simple, and stress-free as possible for you, your family, or your employer.

Our attorneys and associates are also able to serve you in a number of languages


  • English
  • Romanian
  • Russian
  • Belorussian
  • Spanish
  • Urdu
  • Hindi
  • Punjabi
  • Pothwari


Visiting or Settling in Alberta


As the international community becomes more connected, individuals are coming to Alberta for many reasons, such as to study, work, or visit temporarily. Our immigration lawyers are equipped to address your specific needs, and regularly guide our clients in applications for work permits (open or employer-specific), study permits, visitor visas or temporary resident permits. We also assist clients in any issues they may encounter around Canadian citizenship (e.g., citizenship applications, proof of citizenship applications, renunciation).


If you are a skilled worker looking to work in Canada, you may be eligible for Canada’s Express Entry Immigration Program or the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP). These programs are designed to facilitate the immigration to skilled persons from around the world, and encourage them to share their skills in the Canadian marketplace. Our immigration lawyers would be pleased to discuss your eligibility for these programs, and help you navigate through your application.


Family Sponsorship

Being separated from family can be an emotional and difficult experience. At Snyder & Associates, we routinely assist families reunify with their loved ones. Whether you are looking to sponsor the immigration of your spouse, partner, child, parent, or grandparent, we would be happy to assist you in navigating the sponsorship application process.


Humanitarian and Compassionate Claims

Section 25 of Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act allows applicants not qualifying for permanent residence in other categories to apply for permanent residence solely on “humanitarian and compassionate grounds.” We are experienced in representing individuals in their humanitarian and compassionate claims, and assist these candidates by preparing them for interviews.


Canadians Emigrating Abroad


With the increasing interconnectedness of the global marketplace, Canadian individuals and businesses may find themselves pursuing interests abroad. This is especially true with Canada’s largest trading partner, the United States. At Snyder & Associates, our lawyers are well equipped to provide guidance and assistance to individuals or looking to move or work outside of Canada.

Our Immigration Lawyers


Sammy Binder

Partner

780.426.4133 Ext 300

sbinder@snyder.ca

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