Canadian immigration lawyer Josh Schachnow chats with other Canadian immigration professionals about the latest updates, news and key topics on the Canadian Immigration Pros Podcast!
In this episode, Josh talks to Daniel Kingwell about:
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:48 Daniel Kingwell's Background in Immigration Law
02:12 Understanding Spousal Sponsorship Appeals
03:55 Common Issues and Misunderstandings in Spousal Sponsorship
14:35 Preparing a Strong Spousal Sponsorship Application
19:00 The Appeal Process for Spousal Sponsorship Refusals
30:39 Deferral of Removals and Federal Court Stays
40:01 Conclusion and Contact Information
and more!
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Where to find Daniel:
https://www.kingwellimmigrationlaw.com/
Spousal Sponsorship Appeals & Deferral of Removals | CIPP with Daniel Kingwell
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