Canadian permanent residence programs for people in Toronto
Build your life in Canada with permanent status. Get licensed RCIC guidance for every federal and family-based PR pathway.
1000+ Happy clients, 20+ years of experience
“Excellent support and very professional service. They helped me prepare my immigration application and guided me through all the documents step by step. I really appreciate their patience, clear explanations and kindness. I highly recommend them to anyone who needs help with immigration paperwork.”
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WHAT OUR Clients SAY About Us
Mirzoyan Immigration Services is a licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consulting (RCIC) practice in Toronto, helping people across Canada and around the world navigate Canadian immigration from Express Entry and Spousal Sponsorship to Work Permits, Study Permits, PR applications, and document services.
Express Entry — FSW & CEC & FST
Canada's flagship points-based immigration system for skilled workers. We assess your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score across both the FSW and CEC streams, identify ways to strengthen your profile, and prepare a complete, IRCC-ready Invitation to Apply (ITA) package, from your initial eligibility assessment through to submission.
Canadian Experience Class Toronto (CEC)
Already working or studying in Canada? The CEC stream is designed for those with skilled Canadian work experience. We assess your eligibility and build a strong Express Entry profile tailored to your CEC pathway.
Canadian Citizenship Application Toronto
Becoming a Canadian citizen is an important step. We help eligible permanent residents prepare their Canadian citizenship application, review residency and physical presence issues, organize required documents, and reduce the risk of avoidable delays.
Spousal Sponsorship Toronto & Common-Law Sponsorship Toronto
If you want to sponsor your spouse or partner for permanent residence, we can help you understand your options and prepare a complete spousal sponsorship application. Mirzoyan Immigration Services supports clients with inland and overseas spousal sponsorship in Canada, including document preparation, eligibility review, and application strategy.
Federal Skilled Worker Program Toronto (FSW)
For skilled workers with eligible foreign work experience. We calculate your six selection factor points, assess CRS eligibility, and optimize your Express Entry profile for a successful draw.
Not sure which permanent residence program fits your profile?
Speak with a licensed RCIC. We will compare every federal, provincial, and family pathway and recommend your strongest option.
WHy work with us?
Drawing on our expertise in Canadian immigration, we’ve built a streamlined, client-focused process. We collaborate closely with you to deliver exceptional service while maintaining transparent, affordable fees.
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Say goodbye to unnecessary handoffs. From your initial consultation through every step of your case, you’ll work one-on-one with your licensed immigration consultant—no assistants, no middlemen, and no delays.
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You’ll never face unexpected costs for our services—your total fees are agreed upon upfront and guaranteed in your Legal Services Agreement.
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We operate entirely online—no office visits required. Connect with our team from anywhere in the world via Zoom, or Microsoft Teams.
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You set the schedule for submission readiness — once you’ve completed your draft and gathered your documents, we’ll jump in immediately to review and refine.
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Our reputation is built on honesty and compliance. We will never suggest cutting corners, misrepresenting facts, or engaging in any illegal practices. Instead, we adhere strictly to all IRCC regulations, ensuring every detail of your application is accurate and truthful. If there are eligibility concerns or potential issues, we’ll give you the real picture—not just what you want to hear—and guide you in providing complete, correct information. By partnering closely with you, we deliver an application that’s flawless in both substance and integrity, maximizing your chances of success.
Frequently Asked questions
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Permanent residence allows you to live and work in Canada indefinitely with most citizen rights. PR carries a residency obligation of 730 days in every five-year period. Citizenship is permanent and cannot be lost through absence from Canada. Citizens can vote, hold a Canadian passport, and run for office.
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You need at least 1,095 days of physical presence in Canada during the five years before applying. Time as a temporary resident before PR can count as half-days, up to 365 days credit. IRCC processing then typically takes 12 to 24 months. The total path from PR landing to citizenship is usually four to five years.
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Yes. Both Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor a spouse or common-law partner. PR sponsors must be physically residing in Canada when the application is filed. Citizens can sponsor while living abroad if they intend to return. Sponsorship undertakings last three years from the date PR is granted.
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You receive a refusal letter listing the officer's reasons. Depending on the program, you may file a reconsideration, an appeal at the Immigration Appeal Division, or judicial review at the Federal Court. Each option has strict deadlines. We assess all available options during refusal consultations.
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You can work only if you hold a valid work permit or implied status. The PR application itself does not authorize work. Many applicants extend a PGWP, LMIA-based permit, or bridging open work permit during processing. We advise on the right interim status for your situation.
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The most frequent refusal grounds are misrepresentation, insufficient work experience evidence, and inadmissibility. Misrepresentation findings carry a five-year ban from Canada. Weak NOC reference letters and missing settlement funds proof are also common. Strong file preparation prevents these errors before submission.