When a student loses their status in Canada, it can be incredibly stressful — especially when a restoration application gets refused. But sometimes, a refusal isn’t the end of the road. With the right support and a well-prepared case, it’s possible to turn things around. That’s exactly what happened for one of our clients. The Challenge: Restoration of Status as a Student Refused Unreasonably Our client had applied to restore

We recently helped a client get approved for a Spousal Open Work Permit from outside Canada, and we’re proud to share their story… This wasn’t their first application. They had faced a refusal in the past, which made them feel discouraged. But they reached out to us, and we took the time to go through everything carefully, rebuild the case, and make sure it was solid before applying again. This

At Verge Immigration, we understand that every immigration case comes with its challenges. For one of our clients, those challenges culminated in a refusal letter issued by IRCC on September 27, 2024. Despite a strong application for a C-18 LMIA-exempt work permit, the decision appeared unjust and overlooked key evidence. However, through careful reconsideration, the refusal was reversed, and the work permit was approved on November 21, 2024. The Timeline:

At Verge Immigration Services Inc., we take pride in providing tailored solutions for complex immigration cases. One such case involved a minor applicant who faced significant challenges in obtaining a study permit. Here’s her success story. The Challenge and Case The minor had previously received three visitor visa refusals from IRCC. Understandably, the family was disheartened and apprehensive about their chances of obtaining a study permit. Adding to the complexity,

At Verge Immigration Services Inc., we’re happy to share a recent success in securing an open work permit for a minor dependent under Canada’s public policy. The Applicant is a dependent child of a skilled worker in Canada, who works as a Manager of Accounts Finance. The Applicant was eligible to apply for an open work permit under Canada’s public policy. On October 30, 2024, the application was approved. The

At Verge Immigration, we’re proud to share the success story of yet another client who has received his Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) nomination through the Career Employment Pathway Stream. This approval brings him one step closer to his goal of permanent residency in Canada! Application Overview: The Career Employment Pathway is designed for individuals who are in high-demand occupations in Manitoba, and our client, a skilled software engineer, was

I am delighted to announce the approval of our client’s Permanent Residence application under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). Despite residing in Quebec at the time of the application, the client successfully completed the CEC process through detailed submissions outlining the applicant’s intention to reside outside of Quebec. The approval came after approximately 4–6 months of processing, marking a significant step in his journey to becoming a permanent resident of

At Verge Immigration, we recently had the privilege of helping Tracey Akinyi with her restoration of status application in Canada. When Tracey came to us, she was anxious about her situation after her legal status had expired. After our initial consultation, the client chose to work with us to restore her status in. Canada and to apply for a work permit. Throughout the journey, we kept Tracey informed about every

Delighted to share a success story of a client who had their previous NS PNP returned due to issues with documentation. When the client reached out to us for assistance, we had an in-depth initial consultation and identified the issues with the previous application, so as to avoid making the same mistakes again. Upon reapplication, the client got their application number quickly and then, in a matter of months, their

Delighted to announce the approval of a study permit extension from inside Canada for one of our clients. The client had a few problematic semesters where they could not enrol in studies due to circumstances beyond their control. The key to the successful outcome was our ability to demonstrate compliance with the conditions of the study permit and convince the officer that the client was eligible for an extension of