Permanent Residence Applications

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Permanent Residency Applications

Canada offers multiple pathways for individuals and families who wish to settle permanently. Whether you qualify through Express Entry, a Provincial Nominee Program, Family Sponsorship, or a specialized stream, Altezza Immigration provides end‑to‑end guidance to help you navigate IRPA/IRPR requirements and submit a complete, compliant application.

Who Can Apply for Permanent Residence?

Permanent residence programs are designed for:

  • Skilled workers with Canadian or foreign work experience

  • International graduates

  • Individuals with Canadian family members

  • Provincial nominees selected by a province or territory

  • Caregivers, healthcare professionals, and other targeted occupations

  • Refugees and protected persons

  • Quebec‑selected workers and business applicants

  • Certain special measures applicants (e.g., Hong Kong residents, state care youth)

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Express Entry

We assist clients with assessing their eligibility, creating and managing their Express Entry profile, improving their CRS profile where possible, and preparing their permanent residence application after receiving an Invitation to Apply.

Our services may include:

  • Express Entry eligibility assessment
  • CRS score assessment
  • Profile creation and submission
  • Category-based selection guidance
  • Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
  • Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)
  • Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP)
  • Invitation to Apply (ITA) application support
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Provincial Nominee Programs

Canada's provinces and territories have their own immigration programs designed to attract individuals who can contribute to their local economies and communities.

Our services include:

  • PNP eligibility assessment for OINP, BC PNP, AINP, MPNP, SINP, NSNP, NBPNP, PEI PNP, NLPNP
  • Employer‑driven and Express Entry‑aligned stream guidance

  • Preparation of employer documents (if applicable)

  • Complete nomination application and post‑nomination PR submission

Family Sponsorship

Canadian citizens and permanent residents may be able to sponsor eligible family members for PR in Canada.

We assist with sponsorship applications involving:

  • Spouses and common-law partners
  • Dependent children
  • Parents and grandparents (when program is open)
  • Other eligible family members in qualifying circumstances
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Refugees & Protected Persons

Canada offers protection to individuals who cannot return to their home country due to risk of persecution.

Our services may include:

  • Refugee claim preparation

  • Basis of Claim (BOC) drafting

  • PR applications for protected persons

  • Representation before IRB (RCIC‑IRB authorized)

 
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Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) Applications

H&C applications provide a pathway to permanent residence for individuals in Canada who do not qualify under any standard immigration category but face compelling circumstances that justify special consideration. These applications are assessed on a case‑by‑case basis, focusing on hardship, establishment, and the best interests of any children involved.

What You Can Expect from Altezza Immigration?

Accurate eligibility assessments based on IRPA/IRPR

Clear document checklists tailored to your PR pathway

Portal guidance (GCKey, PR Portal, PNP portals, IRCC secure account)

Professional drafting of letters of explanation, affidavits, and statutory declarations

Compliance‑aligned applications prepared by an RCIC‑IRB

Transparent communication and step‑by‑step support

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