Temporary Resident Permit – AYS Immigration

Temporary Resident Permit Services at Ays Immigration: Overcoming Inadmissibility

A Temporary Resident Permit is a discretionary document that temporarily overcomes inadmissibility to Canada, allowing an individual to enter or stay in the country. It’s important to note that a TRP is issued for a valid reason, such as economic, familial, or humanitarian grounds. The permit’s duration is determined by the specific needs of the applicant but is generally issued for the length of the visit to Canada, up to a maximum of three years.

Eligibility for a TRP is based on the applicant’s ability to demonstrate:

A significant reason for their visit to Canada that outweighs the health or safety risks to Canadian society.
That their visit is justified, and they have a valid plan that necessitates entry into Canada.
They have satisfied an immigration officer that they will leave Canada by the permit’s expiry date.

Assessment of Inadmissibility: Understanding the reasons behind your inadmissibility is crucial. Ays Immigration can help identify the specific grounds of your inadmissibility and advise on the appropriate steps.

Document Preparation: Compile necessary documentation, including detailed explanations of the circumstances leading to inadmissibility and evidence supporting your need to enter Canada.

Submit Your Application: Applications for a TRP can be made at a Canadian visa office abroad, at the port of entry, or within Canada, depending on your situation. Ays Immigration will guide you on where and how to submit your application effectively.

Wait for Decision: The processing times can vary, and you may be called for an interview to discuss the details of your application.

Personalized Assessment: Our experts offer a detailed review of your case to determine the best strategy for addressing your inadmissibility.

Application Support: Ays Immigration assists in preparing a compelling TRP application, emphasizing the reasons for your visit and mitigating the grounds of inadmissibility.

Documentation and Submission: We guide you in gathering all necessary documentation and ensure your application is submitted correctly, whether at a Canadian embassy, consulate, or port of entry.

Ongoing Communication: Our team maintains communication with immigration authorities on your behalf, providing updates and additional information as needed.