April 2017 Ackah Law Newsletter
Will Your Past Criminality Affect Your Future In Canada? Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah discusses how previous criminality issues can impact entry into Canada as a visitor, ...
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Canada Immigration Selects 10,000 Parental Sponsorship Applicants
Canada Immigration's Parent and Grandparent Program (PGP) has announced the names of the selected 10,000 applicants who can apply to sponsor their parents or grandparents as Canada ...
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Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah Presents to Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC September 27, 2017
Have you ever considered working in the United States and not sure how to begin? Calgary Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah, founder and managing lawyer at Ackah Business Immigration ...
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Alberta Bans Hiring Foreign Workers in 29 Job Categories
A new Alberta government initiative bans hiring foreign workers in 29 high-skilled job categories to promote hiring qualified local workers. The Employer Liaison Service is a 2-year ...
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Canada Customs Preclearance Bill C-23
A new bill would give American border guards more authority in Canada. Bill C-23 would give preclearance officers who work for U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Canadian soil ...
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NAFTA REQUIREMENTS FOR WORKING IN THE U.S.: presented by Canada Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah September 2016
Crossing Borders Seamlessly Immigration rules and regulations can be frustrating, confusing, stressful, inefficient and always changing. For nearly 20 years, Evelyn Ackah has ...
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Can I enter Canada if I have one DUI from 12 Years ago in the U.S.?
If it has been 12 years since the completion of your sentence for the DUI in the U.S. you may be eligible to seek deemed rehabilitation at a Canadian port of entry (POE) upon your arrival, ...
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I have several convictions from over 30 years ago. Will I be able to enter Canada and obtain a Canadian Work Permit?
Because there are several convictions, you would not be able to apply for deemed rehabilitation at the POE. You would have to apply for Individual Rehabilitation through a Canadian ...
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