- About Us
- Our Clients
- Practice Areas
- Asia Pacific Law
- Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring
- Competition Law
- Corporate & Commercial
- Criminal & Extradition
- Environmental, Energy & Natural Resources
- Family Law
- First Nations & Aboriginal Law
- Intellectual Property
- Immigration Law
- International Trade Law
- Labour & Employment Law
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution
- Maritime Law
- Municipal Law
- Real Estate Law
- Taxation Law
- Wealth Management
- Wine Law
- Our People
- Global Services
- Students
- Careers
- News
- Contact Us
News
24 September 2009
Ryan Neely Presents Paper on the Effect of Loss of Employment on Permanent Residence Applications
On September 16, 2009, Farris Associate Ryan Neely presented a paper entitled “Loss of Employment and the Effect on Permanent Resident Applications at a CLE on Immigration Law called “Working Your Way Into Canada - 2009.”
The paper discusses the effects of employment loss on the pending residence applications of foreign nationals, especially given the recent economic downturn. Calling for swift action from counsel in response to such changes, Neely concludes that while loss of employment will, in some cases, have no effect on clients’ applications, for other applicants it will detrimentally affect their ability to process through to permanent residence. Alternative measures are available to some clients, but they must be enacted with speed and efficiency.
To read the complete Article, please click on the attachment below.
Loss of Employment and the Effect on Pending Permanent Residence Applications
News
E-Newsletter
Sign up for our Email Newsletter to receive regular Farris updates: