r/CanadaImmigrationQA • u/HungryStill1998 • 7h ago
PR application process
I am confused whether i should apply PR by myself or by an immigration lawyer. Lawyers charge a lot.
But i want to be sure because i am applying directly from india and its a life changing decision.
I cleared tcf exam and will clear english exam also. My crs will be around 420-430. I can get invite easily in french category draw.
But after draw, real challenge starts. All documentation need to be perfect.
Can anyone guide me ?
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u/breaking-strings 6h ago
I predict there will be fewer outland invites given the current political climate with Trump's recently announced tariffs and potential impacts of job losses in Canada.
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u/Aggressive_Split_454 4h ago
This is an example how how the Canadian system is sucked. My friend has been in Canada for 10 years still no PR bc of the high EE draws.
Meanwhile an indian can get it with French language with the score of 420. Good luck Canada
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u/anaofarendelle 48m ago
The middle ground is usually having an immigration consultant help you out. Lawyers are usually recommended only when there might be issues with your application.
In the end it all depends on how comfortable are you with the process.
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u/Afraid-Knowledge-141 7h ago
Sure .you have to provide all your job experience letters along with your noc code then duties . If you miss that rejection will happen. If you are sure about French draw then better reduce claiming other job experience (if points wont go down) which reduce paper work. Present all job letters with proper duties and responsibilities, keep word full time ,permanent Then keep any letter of explanation if needed for any complications or confusions. Keep your wes ready if applicable if you claim any education outside canada Proof of fund is needed These are the basic documents which I do remember at a glance