Conférence immigration Canada 4

Immigration Canada, vidéo 4

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00:00 and to demonstrate your claims at one point or another during the process.

00:05 After that, well, you have been selected, you have been invited,

00:11 you have submitted all your documentation, you have submitted all the evidence in support of your claims.

00:16 This is the last step, it's the processing of your file.

00:21 And during this last step, I would say it will take between two and eight months,

00:27 if we're talking about an express entry program, it can be longer.

00:30 If we're talking about a specific program in a province or in another,

00:35 it always depends on the purchase order and on the number of people available to process the files.

00:42 But let's say, to give you an idea, wait six months,

00:49 once your name, your application has been submitted with all the documentation.

00:55 And what is the job that the government, the agent, will do when he is evaluating the file?

01:01 Well, that's exactly it.

01:03 He will look at your statements, he will look at what the program requires,

01:08 he will look if you have evidence in support of your statements,

01:11 but in addition, that's where they're going to do all the analysis,

01:14 that is, are there any judicial precedents?

01:17 You will have to submit a certificate of judicial precedents,

01:20 to see if your judicial record is empty or not.

01:23 You will have to undergo medical examinations to see if you are in good health,

01:28 because if, for example, we detect that you have a cancer in the terminal phase,

01:33 we will disqualify you.

01:35 The reason is relatively simple,

01:38 it is that in Canada, the health network is free.

01:41 So when you are accepted as an immigrant,

01:45 Canada pays the bill for all your health problems.