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Immigration Practitioner's
Handbook 2011 |
Useful for practitioners and
students, as well as immigration or refugee decision-makers, journalists, or
researchers who must consult primary immigration law on a frequent basis, the
Immigration Practitioner's Handbook is designed as a practical tool and
should serve as a reference book for students enrolled in immigration
consulting courses throughout Canada. It is also designed to assist immigration
consultants in preparing for the Professional Standards Exam, which all current
consultants must pass to become a member of the Canadian Society of Immigration
Consultants (CSIC).
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- Provincial Nominee Programs – An updated
summary of all Provincial Nominee Programs, placing at your fingertips an
accessible and condensed compilation of hundreds of web pages from eleven
different websites, not available elsewhere.
- Canadian Immigration Law and Policy – A
updated chronological history of immigration law in Canada covering all major
developments from Confederation to the most recent statute, especially of
interest to students studying immigration for professional or public policy
reasons.
- IRPA Summaries – Coherent and accessible
overviews of the legislative provisions concerning federal skilled workers,
entrepreneurs, self-employed persons and live-in caregivers useful for those
new to the topic or as a refresher.
- Practice Papers – Detailed commentary and
comprehensive assistance for practitioners in the subject areas of Study
Permits, Dealing with Agents and Medical inadmissibility.
- Checklists – References and helpful lists for
the busy practitioner in areas such as criminal inadmissibility assessments,
spousal sponsorship interviews, family class sponsorship file reviews,
etc.
Table of Contents:
- Immigration History
- IRPA Summaries
- Federal Skilled Workers
- Federal Entrepreneurs
- Self-Employed Persons Class
- Live-in Caregiver Class
- Provincial Nominee Programs
- Program summaries for all provinces and
territories
- Practice Papers:
- Study Permits – a very good line of
business
- Working with Agents
- Medical Inadmissibility
- Checklists:
- The Canadian Experience Class
- Spousal Sponsorship Interviews
- Checklist for a Criminality Assessment
- Embassies, Consulates and High Commissions
- Family Class Sponsorship File Review
- Legislation:
- Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
- Immigration and Refugee Protection
Regulations
- Oath or Solemn Affirmation of Office Rules
(Immigration and Refugee Board)
- Immigration Division Rules
- Immigration Appeal Division Rules
- Refugee Protection Division Rules
All material in this edition is current to October
31, 2010.
This is an annual publication. The 2011 edition was released
January 2011. |
| DESCRIPTION |
| Consulting Editors |
Lynn Gaudet and Camilla Jones |
| Publisher |
Carswell |
| Year of release |
2010 |
| Format |
Spiral-bound |
| Pages |
620 pages |
| ISBN or Catalogue No. |
978-0-7798-2665-0 |
| Price |
103.00$ |
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| Available in French |
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