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by Monica Beffa
BLOG, IMMIGRATION, NewsApril 29, 20210 comments 0 Likes

Obtaining a Temporary Resident Permit in Canada

Often referred to as a TRP, a temporary resident permit allows someone to be granted access to Canada if they are inadmissible – ineligible – for a specific reason. Those who seek to obtain a TRP usually do so due to medical or security reasons, and having an established criminal record is another common reason. Without this permit, you won’t be permitted to enter the country.

Today, let’s explore the fundamentals of obtaining a temporary resident permit in Canada.

Criminal Inadmissibility Terms and Conditions

If you have a criminal record, you’ll need to maintain a valid TRP until the inadmissibility rule is removed for you specifically. This is also essential if you have a record and are seeking rehabilitation in Canada – in such instances, you’ll need to complete what is known as an application for criminal rehabilitation as well. The latter acts to address criminal inadmissibility, but the TRP is still required. Your stay must not pose a health or safety risk to society, and your eligibility will be determined by immigration and border authorities.

Other Valid Reasons

Other than the qualifiers we’ve already discussed, you may need a TRP if you live in a country where an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is required but was denied. If you are therefore inadmissible, you must discuss the situation with your country’s visa office as they may have specific application terms. Speaking of which, you must provide as much supporting information as possible when applying – these can include documents validating your criminal record, medical status or any other factors contributing towards your eTA refusal. If you’re coming from a country where a visitor visa is required here in Canada, then you’ll need to provide this documentation when applying for it as well.

How Long Can You Stay?

Temporary resident permits are validated in advance for a set number of days. For example, if you’re receiving detox and rehabilitation care in Canada for a period of six months, then the TRP should cover the length of your entire stay. As soon as you leave to return to your originating country, the permit is invalidated – only those with special terms permitting re-entry are exempt from this. You have to leave before the expiry date printed on your TRP, though extensions are sometimes possible if you apply before this date. If you don’t adhere to the agreed-upon terms and conditions of your particular TRP or break the law in any way, your permit can be cancelled, and you’ll be forced to leave the country immediately.

What About Costs?

The current processing fee for a temporary resident permit is $200 CDN, and it won’t be returned if you are turned down or end up having your permit cancelled. The Government of Canada makes it easy to pay this fee online and monitor the progress of your application.

How a Lawyer Can Help

Sometimes, a temporary resident permit may be turned down due to a lack of supporting documentation or other uncertainties. Immigration and border services can’t afford to take risks, so you need to be clear and concise when working with them on securing one. If you’re struggling to submit everything you need or obtain approval, consulting with a lawyer experienced in inadmissible travel restrictions and TRP eligibility criteria can make this process easier. Our legal team at Beffa Law, for instance, can work closely with you to ensure you supply all the evidence required for your specific situation, whether for a criminal record, medical needs, a combination of the two or otherwise.

For more details on how we can assist you with your travel credential needs, reach out to us today. We look forward to providing you with peace of mind and compelling, well-informed legal guidance.

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TITLE TRANSFER
  • Complete the required documents and gather the supporting documents
  • Obtain appropriate legal advice for the tax and other implications of the title transfer
  • Review the forms for completeness and accuracy
  • Perform title searches
  • Obtain title insurance
  • Update the contents and fire insurance policy
  • Update ownership records in the utility bills
  • Advise current mortgage lender of the title changes
  • Get the title change documents registered and report them to the clients
  • Send information to the city’s tax department and condo property management of changes in ownership

CLOSING COSTS NOT INCLUDED IN FEES

  • Software & conveyancing charges $75+HST;
  • Flat disbursements cost $125+ HST  includes one title search
  • Registration Fee $78.79
OCCUPANCY
  • Acting for you in matters relating to your purchase of the property
  • Review the Agreement of Purchase and Sale
  • Conduct and review title searches for any defects in the title Submit requisitions on the title and review the responses
  • Search for arrears of taxes and obtaining a certificate
  • Confirm that utilities were in satisfactory standing and arranging for meters be read
  • Search for executions
  • Examine the draft deed
  • Review the statement of adjustments
  • Reviewing the documentation provided by the builder including warranties, declarations and vendor’s and purchaser’s undertakings, and verifying enrolment with Tarion Warranty Corporation
  • Draft documents and statements in accordance with Land Transfer Tax Act
  • Correspondence with the Condominium Corporation and obtain a Status Certificate and Certificate of Insurance and review the same
  • Meet with client to explain and sign all legal documents
  • One in person appointment or remote signing on zoom
  • Close the transaction and securely transfer funds
  • Register transfer

CLOSING COSTS NOT INCLUDED IN FEES

  • Software & conveyancing charges $125+HST;
  • Flat disbursements cost $225+ HST  includes one title search
REFINANCE
  • Review mortgage instructions for refinancing.
  • Conduct and review title searches for any defects in the title.
  • Conduct and review writ searches and execution searches.
  • Secure title insurance and all correspondence with the title insurance company.
  • Review mortgage instructions.
  • Draft all mortgage documents
  • Register mortgage documents.
  • Extensive correspondence with the lenders and banks.
  • Receive mortgage funds.
  • Review certificate of insurance.
  • Meet with client to explain and sign all legal documents
  • Close the refinance transaction and securely transfer the funds
  • Register mortgage on title
  • Open the refinance file and access to client portal
  • Report to client, lender & realtor about closing
  • One in person appointment or remote signing on zoom
  • After office hours appointment.

CLOSING COSTS &  NOT INCLUDED IN FEES;

  • Title Insurance (as per Invoice) – CALCULATE
  • Registration Costs/ per Mortgage $78.79;
  • Software & Conveyancing Charges $270 + HST;
  • Flat disbursements cost $240 + HST title searches, writ searches, execution searches, bank charges, courier charges etc.
SALE
  • Review mortgage instructions for refinancing.
  • Conduct and review title searches for any defects in the title.
  • Conduct and review writ searches and execution searches.
  • Secure title insurance and all correspondence with the title insurance company.
  • Review mortgage instructions.
  • Draft all mortgage documents
  • Register mortgage documents.
  • Extensive correspondence with the lenders and banks.
  • Receive mortgage funds.
  • Review certificate of insurance.
  • Meet with client to explain and sign all legal documents
  • Close the refinance transaction and securely transfer the funds
  • Register mortgage on title
  • Open the refinance file and access to client portal
  • Report to client, lender & realtor about closing
  • One in person appointment or remote signing on zoom
  • After office hours appointment.

CLOSING COSTS  NOT INCLUDED IN FEES

  • Title Insurance (as per Invoice) – CALCULATE
  • Registration Costs/ per Mortgage $78.79;
  • One Mortgage payout with a Tier 1 bank $200+HST
  • Software & Conveyancing Charges $225+HST;
  • Flat disbursements cost $275+HST includes one title search
PURCHASE
  • Review the Agreement of Purchase and Sale.
  • Conduct and review title searches for any defects in the title.
  • Submit requisitions on the title and review the responses.
  • Conduct and review writ and execution searches.
  • Secure title insurance and all correspondence with the title insurance company.
  • Examine draft transfer deeds and draft closing documents.
  • Review the statement of adjustments.
  • Draft documents and statements in accordance with Land Transfer Tax Act.
  • Draft documents to apply for first-time home buyer rebate for the client.
  • Correspondence with the lender and banks.
  • Review the certificate of insurance.
  • Meet with client to explain and sign all legal documents
  • Close the purchase transaction and securely transfer funds
  • Register transfer
  • Report to client, lender & realtor about closing
  • One in person appointment or remote signing on zoom
  • After office hours appointment

CLOSING COSTS NOT INCLUDED IN FEES

  • Land Transfer Tax –  CALCULATE
  • Title Insurance (as per invoice) – CALCULATE
  • One Mortgage with a Canadian Tier 1 bank $300+HST
  • Registration per transfer and per mortgage $78.79 each;
  • Software & conveyancing charges $225+HST;
  • Flat disbursements cost $275+ HST  includes one title search