North Pace Immigration

“This actually happened in today Consultation .A client applied for PR under CEC — Canadian Experience Class. Everything looked good… except their employer wrote ‘2 months’ instead of ‘2 years’ of work experience on the letter.
IRCC’s response? Rejected. Incomplete and incorrect application.
Now this person’s work permit expires July 10th, 2026. That’s it. That’s the runway they have left.
This is why ONE typo, one wrong date, one missing detail can undo months — sometimes years — of work.
Before you submit your PR application: triple-check every single document. Or better — get a licensed consultant to review it before you hit submit.”

One word wrecked a PR application 💔 Always double-check before you submit — or let an RCIC catch it for you. 📩 [email protected] | 📞 778-878-4511

🇨🇦 Permanent Residency After 40? It’s Still Possible — Here’s How.

Getting PR through regular pathways becomes significantly harder once you cross the age of 40 — whether you’re already in Canada or applying from abroad. Age-related points losses in Express Entry can make it feel like the door is closing.

But there’s a pathway many overlook: Provincial Entrepreneur Programs.

If you have:
✅ Business ownership experience, or
✅ Senior management experience
✅ The ability to invest $100,000+

…you could qualify for PR through this route, regardless of age.

📢 Excited to share that one of our clients has just received an Invitation to Apply (ITA) under the BC Entrepreneur Immigration Program – Base Category! A great example of how the right strategy and pathway can open doors that seem closed elsewhere.

Thinking about your options? Let’s evaluate your profile and see if this pathway works for you.

📩 Reach out to us to get started.

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