Practice Test 1 - 2018 S3
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Practice Test 1
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John wants to sponsor his father, Nathan and his father's wife, Loretta, for PR under the Parent/Grandparents sponsorship program. Nathan and John's billogical mother, Norma, divorced when John was 5, but he has a healthy relationship with both loretta and Norma. Norma also remarried a few years ago to a man named Guilermo and while John has never met Guilermo, he is happy for his mother. If John sponsors his father and step-mother for PR, can he still eventually sponsor his mother and step-father?
- A.
No, there is a limit of 2 PGP sponsorships per person
- B.
No,he would only be able to sponsor his biological parents without anyone else joining them.
- C.
Yes, though he would sponsor his biological parent and they would include the step-parents as a dependent.
- D.
Yes, because he would sponsor the entire group together on the same application.
Correct Answer
C. Yes, though he would sponsor his biological parent and they would include the step-parents as a dependent.Explanation
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If Norma and Guilermo have a 16-year-old daughter, how does this affect the sponsorship?
- A.
It affects the sponsorship in terms of the money John needs to prove.
- B.
It doesn't affect the sponsorship because the daughter is eligible.
- C.
It doesn't affect the sponsorship as long as they put her on the application.
- D.
It affects the sponsorship because Nathan and Loretta now do not qualify.
Correct Answer
A. It affects the sponsorship in terms of the money John needs to prove.Explanation
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Is it possible for John to sponsor his biological mother and her husband even though he has never met Guilermo?
- A.
No, there needs to be a genuine father-son relationship.
- B.
No, only his mother can obtain PR under the Family Class.
- C.
Yes, but only if they establish and can prove a genuine father -son relationship after he arrives in Canada.
- D.
Yes, there is no obstacle to Guilermo obtaining PR under the Family Class.
Correct Answer
D. Yes, there is no obstacle to Guilermo obtaining PR under the Family Class.Explanation
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What is the LICO amount that John would need to prove LICO for if he is single and wants to sponsor only Nathan and Loretta?
- A.
Around $25,000
- B.
Around $37,000
- C.
Around $50,000
- D.
As much as possible.
Correct Answer
C. Around $50,000Explanation
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If he sponsors Norma, Guillermo, and their daughter, then chooses to sponsor Nathan and Loretta 4 years later, how does the LICO requirement change?
- A.
He wouldn't be able to sponsor Nathan and Loretta.
- B.
The size of the family would then be 5 family members.
- C.
The size of the family would then be 6 family members.
- D.
The size of the family would then be 7 family members.
Correct Answer
C. The size of the family would then be 6 family members.Explanation
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Ana, 29 has recently retained the services of Enrique, an RCIC, to explore the possibility of immigrating to Canada through Express Entry. Upon reviewing her qualification, Enrique is impressed by her 4-year Bachelor Degree in Human Resource Mangement, her CELPIP score of 7 in all areas, her 3 years of leading the human resource department of a major Peruvian company and her 5 years of work experience in the same role in Canada. Enrique looks at the last 5 CRS scores of the lowest ranked candidate invited and noticed that the points were 444, 449, 451, 450 and 451 If the next round of invitations follows a similar score, will Ana receive an Invitation to Apply?
- A.
No, because she does not meet the minimum requirements to move on the Pool of Qualified Candiates.
- B.
Yes, but only if the CRS cuf-off is above 490 points.
- C.
Yes, because she meets the minimum requirements of both the FSW and CEC stream and her CRS points exceed the minimum amount of points.
- D.
No, because even though she qualifies for the Federal Skilled Worker and Canadian Experience Class, she would not likely have enough CRS points.
Correct Answer
C. Yes, because she meets the minimum requirements of both the FSW and CEC stream and her CRS points exceed the minimum amount of points.Explanation
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What would happen to her CRS points if Ana decides to wait a year before submitting an Express Entry Profile?
- A.
Her CRS points would still be above 450.
- B.
He points would reamin the same.
- C.
She would not qualify for the FSWP anymore.
- D.
Her points would drop below the 450 CRS points.
Correct Answer
A. Her CRS points would still be above 450.Explanation
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What is needed for a job offer to give additional CRS points to Ana?
- A.
An LMIA.
- B.
A contract.
- C.
Proof that she qualifies for job.
- D.
A promissory note from a Canadian employer.
Correct Answer
A. An LMIA.Explanation
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Which assessment for Ana's CRS points in the most accurate?
- A.
Age:100, Education:112, Language:60, Canadian Experience:0
- B.
Age:105, Education:120, Language:64, Canadian Experience:70
- C.
Age:110, Education:120, Language:64, Canadian Experience:80
- D.
Age:95, Education:112, Language:68, Canadian Experience:70
Correct Answer
C. Age:110, Education:120, Language:64, Canadian Experience:80Explanation
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Julio, a Federal Skilled Worker candidate from Brazil, is deciding between hiring you or another ICCRC consultant named Jonesy who you think is untrustworthy. You have heard from many people, including RCMP officers, that Jonesy is a terrible RCIC who brings discredit to everybody in the Industry. He often receives applications and then as soon as he gets paid, he doesn't work on the file anymore and it just sits in his filing cabinet. Can you tell Julio that he should not trust the other consultant?
- A.
No, because that would breach confidentiality.
- B.
No, because that would breach professionalism.
- C.
No, because that would breach quality service.
- D.
No, because that would breach competence.
Correct Answer
B. No, because that would breach professionalism.Explanation
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Julio finally decides to hire you and explains that his brother, Rivaldo, will be liaising with you because he is a Canadian Permanent Resident and has some insight into the process. What must you do to make sure you are not in violation of the confidentiality aspects of this case?
- A.
Get written permission from Julio to be able to share all information with his brother.
- B.
Have 2 retainer agreements: one for Julio and one for his brother.
- C.
Have the brother sponsor Julio so you can share all information.
- D.
Have a joint retainer with both Julio and Rivaldo.
Correct Answer
A. Get written permission from Julio to be able to share all information with his brother.Explanation
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Julio's application for PR was sucessful and his brother is so thrilled that he wants to come to your office to record a video testimonial so that they can help you get more Brazilian clients. Would this be a violation of any of the ICCRC rules and regulations?
- A.
No, this is not a violation of any ICCRC rules and regulations.
- B.
No, this is acceptable as long as Rivaldo signs a release form.
- C.
Yes, this is a violation of the use of the ICCRC's Designation section of the COE.
- D.
Yes, this is a violation of the Testimonials section of the COE.
Correct Answer
D. Yes, this is a violation of the Testimonials section of the COE.Explanation
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Marley is a 67-years-old from Jamaica who would like to come to Quebec City to study French for the summer. Since winter just ended, he would like to go immediately since he feels that he wouldn't enjoy the cold. Also, his semester will start in a month and he doesn't want to fall behind the rest of his classmates. For this reason, he is exploring the option of studying without needing to apply for a permit. Who would you tell him doesn't require a CAQ to stydy full time in Quebec?
- A.
People on the International Exoerience Canada Program.
- B.
People taking a course over 6 months in length.
- C.
Holders of a CSQ.
- D.
People with an acceptance letter from a university.
Correct Answer
C. Holders of a CSQ.Explanation
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If Marley were to study French in Manitoba for 4 months, would he need a study permit?
- A.
No, because of the location of his studies.
- B.
Yes, because of the topic of his studies.
- C.
Yes, because of the length of time of his studies.
- D.
No,because of the length of time of his studies.
Correct Answer
D. No,because of the length of time of his studies.Explanation
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If Marley wants to do 4 months of French studies in Manitoba followed by a 1-month course in wine-making, does he need a study permit?
- A.
No, because his new course is under 1 month in length.
- B.
Yes, because he now exceeds 5 months in total.
- C.
Yes, because he will now get a Post Grad work Permit.
- D.
No, because any of his courses are over 6 months in length.
Correct Answer
D. No, because any of his courses are over 6 months in length.Explanation
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Hector is from Brazil and reently had issues with finding a job in his hometown because he is gay. He flew to Chicago and quickly went to the Canadian border to request asylum, so he can be protected from discrimination. Hector does not know anybody in Canada except for an aunt who immigrated to Toronto 20 years ago and is a Canadian citizen. Howeer, the aunt will not talk to Hector because she is angry at him for running away from his family. Will Hector be able to apply for protection when he shows up at the Canadian border?
- A.
No, because he landed in the USA first.
- B.
No, because he hasn't proven that he could not find protection in another city in Brazil.
- C.
Yes, because he qualifies for an exception to the Safe Third Country Agreement.
- D.
Yes, because he can choose to make a claim anywhere in the world, regardless of where he travels to first.
Correct Answer
C. Yes, because he qualifies for an exception to the Safe Third Country Agreement.Explanation
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Is Hector's reason for seeking protection likely to be considered valid?
- A.
Not unless he can show that his human rights are being violated.
- B.
Yes, if he can show that a certain company does not hire gay people.
- C.
No, because the discrimination he is facing is not based on race or religion.
- D.
Yes, because he was a victim of discrimination before he left the country.
Correct Answer
A. Not unless he can show that his human rights are being violated.Explanation
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Which exception does he qualify for under the Safe 3rd country agreement?
- A.
None
- B.
Public Interest Exception
- C.
Family Member Exception
- D.
PRRA Exception.
Correct Answer
C. Family Member ExceptionExplanation
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Corinne is a certified electrician who has been working for Bell Canada fixing telephone lines in Saskatchewan which get destroyed during the winter months. He certification took her 1-year and she has had this position for 2 years, landing the job almost immediately after graduation. She calls you because she would like your help in securing her permanent residency through Express Entry. She tells you that her last IELTS results from 3 years ago had on overall score of Band 5, and she is worried that her English has gotten worse because she speaks to her coworkers in Spanish all the time and has mostly Spanish-speaking friends. Corinne explains to you that she does not want to pay for a new IELTS exam without being sure that she would move into the Pool of Qualified Candidates, so you decide to analyze her profile and come up with a plan. What would you advise?
- A.
If she can score a CLB 5 in her exam, she would meet the minimum requirements of the Federal Skilled Worker, Skilled Trades and Canadian Experience Class.
- B.
If she can obtain an IELTS score of Band 6 in each area of the exam, she would meet the minimum requirements of the Federal Skilled Worker, Skilled Trades and Canadian Experience Class.
- C.
If she can obtain an average IELTS score of Band 6 overall, she would meet the minimum requirements of the Federal Skilled Worker, Skilled Trades and Canadian Experience Class.
- D.
Her previous language exam results are still valid and qualify her for the Canadian Experience Class and the Federal Skilled Trades Program.
Correct Answer
B. If she can obtain an IELTS score of Band 6 in each area of the exam, she would meet the minimum requirements of the Federal Skilled Worker, Skilled Trades and Canadian Experience Class.Explanation
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In exploring Corinne's immigration options, you are not sure what the results of her ECA will be Assuming she reaches the relevant language score for her program, how would a lack of an equivalent credential affect her profile in Express Entry?
- A.
She would progress to the Pool of Candidates but would not have many points under education.
- B.
She would not meet the requirements of any program through Express Entry, so she would not progress to the Pool of Qualified Candidates.
- C.
She would qualify for all three programs that fo through Express Entry regardless of the ECA.
- D.
She would not qualify for any programs in Express Entry but would still be able to apply for a PRRA if she explains that she doesn't want to go back to her country.
Correct Answer
A. She would progress to the Pool of Candidates but would not have many points under education.Explanation
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Corinne tells you that she is thinking of studying a 2-year diploma a Business Management at the University of Saskatchewan if she doesn't get PR this year. Her boss has already guaranteed her that she will work 20 hours per week while in school and she wants to know if this plan will help her have a stronger Express Entry profile.
- A.
Yes, because she will have more education points.
- B.
Yes, because she will have more education and work experience points.
- C.
Yes, because she will have more work experience points.
- D.
Yes, because she would have the same number of CRS points as she currently has.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, because she will have more education points.Explanation
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Augustin is an aviation engineer from Paraguay who was recently hired by the Canadian Government to help design the Canadian Air Force transport helicopters, which will help bring people and equipment in and out of warzones. In assessing Augustin's documents for a work permit, the officer was informed of an anonymous tip that Augustin was being paid by a Paraguayan Government-owned aviation company called Aero-Paraguay in his country to spy on the development of this aircraft and to bring as much information as possible to this company so that they can replicate these helicopters and sell them to the highest bidder. The officer went through Augustin's financial records and found that he had received a large amount of money from this company for consulting services six months ago. During the interview, Augustin could not elaborate on the duties he performed for this money. Upon further research, the officer also found court documents from a distraught former employee of the company who said that it was common practice for them to hire people to steal from other companies. The officer believes that these elements firmly establish reasonable grounds for inadmissibility. Is he correct in this assessment?
- A.
Yes, because the officer has reasonable grounds to believe that Augustin will engage in espionage.
- B.
No, because Augustin hasn't yet engaged in an illegal act, so there is no way of knowing for sure.
- C.
Yes, because the officer believes that Augustin received a higher salary that usual conducting consulting work for Aero-Paraguay.
- D.
No, because an officer does not have the authority for this assessment because cases of potential espionage must be analzed by CSIS instead.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, because the officer has reasonable grounds to believe that Augustin will engage in espionage.Explanation
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Would there be a different if Augustin were applying for permanent residency instead of a work permit?
- A.
No because the level of proof needed for inadmissibility for PR is higher than it is for TR.
- B.
No because the level of proof needed for inadmissibility for TR is higher than it is for PR.
- C.
No because Paraguay has a Free Trade Agreement with Canada, so Augustin would not need to be screened for neither the work permit, not the PR application.
- D.
No, because the admissiblity requirements for TR and PR status are the same in this case.
Correct Answer
D. No, because the admissiblity requirements for TR and PR status are the same in this case.Explanation
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If Augustin had been offered a contract from a Canadian company instead of the Canadian government, would he still be inadmissible?
- A.
No, because only espionage activities against the Canadian Government are covered under A34,
- B.
Yes, because these activities still make him inadmissible even if they are against a Canadian company.
- C.
No, because Augustin was not spying on behalf of a foreign government; only on behalf of a foreign company.
- D.
Yes, because these activities qualify as international rights violations.
Correct Answer
B. Yes, because these activities still make him inadmissible even if they are against a Canadian company.Explanation
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Mooyoung, a permanent resident under the Federal Skilled worker class, came to Canada on july 15th, 2014 and returned to Korea on January 3rd, 2015. She returned to Canada again on May 15th, 2015 for her cousin's wedding and to enjoy the last couple of weeks of winter as well as the entire summer. She left to go travel around Europe for 6 months on October 18th, 2015 and returned on April 20th , 2016 for a job interview and to visit her sister in Vancouver and has remained there since. She came to your office in Edmonton on November 30th, 2018 to ask for your advice about when she would qualify for citizenship. what would you answer?
- A.
She has already met the requirements because she arrived in Canada in 2014.
- B.
She has already exceeded the residency time and now qualifies.
- C.
She needs approzimately 7 more months in Canada.
- D.
She needs approximately 2 more months in Cananda.
Correct Answer
B. She has already exceeded the residency time and now qualifies.Explanation
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When/if Mooyoung qualifies for Canadian citizenship, who is the actual person who grants the citizenship certificate at the ceremony?
- A.
The Citizenship Judge
- B.
The CBSA officer
- C.
Any person designated by the recipient
- D.
The RCMP officer
Correct Answer
A. The Citizenship JudgeExplanation
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Because Mooyoung is a citizen of Singapore, she is worried that she might not be able to obtain Canadian Citizenship because her country does not allow dual citizenship. What would you advise?
- A.
She would not need to inform the Singapore government of her Canadian citizenship, so she can keep both nationalities.
- B.
She would not need to inform the Canadian government of her Singapore citizenship, so she can keep both nationalities.
- C.
If she does not take Canadian citizenship when she qualifies, she might lose her PR status, even if she remains in Canada.
- D.
She would have to decide whish one nationality she would rather keep.
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D. She would have to decide whish one nationality she would rather keep.Explanation
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Mr.Bunny is your new client who would like you to represent him in his case to file an open work permit for his wife, who is accompanying him while he works in Canada as an accountant on a two-year contract. As this is your first application in this area, you are extra careful to make sure that you have included everything in the application package. After thoroughly verifying all the documents they gave you, you finally submit the application. A Week later, while cleaning your office, you discover that you forgot to submit a very important document that will likely lead to a rejection of Mrs.Bunny's application. You call the visa office and they say it isn't a porblem - you can mail in the missing document and they will include it in the application without delay. Who is the first person you should contact to report this error?
- A.
The ICCRC
- B.
The Client
- C.
The Errors and Omissions provider
- D.
There is no need to contact any of the above
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D. There is no need to contact any of the aboveExplanation
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Eventually, Mr.Bunny's business has gotten so popular that he hired an agent named Mrs. Squirrel. Which of the following, in complicance with the ICCRC code of Professional Ethics, are the tasks that Mrs.Squirrel is not allowed to perform?
- A.
Obtain information from client to complete their files.
- B.
Receive payments from clients.
- C.
Provide advice to clients.
- D.
Make deposits in the client account.
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C. Provide advice to clients.Explanation
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In order to save money while starting his business, he has converted a room in his apartment into an office. This office has privacy, a phone line, a computer and an open closet where he plans to store the client's files and documents on a bookshelf. Is Mr.Bunny incurring in any violation of his obligations as an RCIC in this case?
- A.
Yes, he needs another room for the secretary.
- B.
Yes, he is not allowed to practice at home.
- C.
No, he can practice wherever he wants.
- D.
Yes, he cannot have client property in an open closet.
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D. Yes, he cannot have client property in an open closet.Explanation
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Maxwell, a Canadian citizen who lives in Ontario, married Naivi, a Cuban, who he met on his most recent trip to Havana. He tells you that he fell in love with Naivi immediately after meeting her and when he went back home, they talked on the phone every day. The couple quickly married in Cuba during his next trip there with a big ceremony with all of Nalvi's family and even some of Maxwell's friends came to Cuba for the trip. Maxwell works as a security guard and must get back to work soon, but he would like to sponsor Naivi and her two daughters to come live in Hamilton with him as soon as possible, so he retains the services of Reza, an RCIC with an office in Havana. The daughters, Claudia and Alexa, are twins and are 18 years old. They have no relationship with their biological father and nobody out of the family knows where he is. In analyzing the details of the case, Reza notice that Maxwell does not have any type of criminal record and has never sponsored anyone else, though he divorced his wife, a Canadian citizen, 2 years ago. One thing that Reza is not sure about is that he is worried that the $22,000 Maxwell makes per year is not enough to meet the LICO requirements. What would you advise him?
- A.
That he only needs $20,000 to sponsor a spouse and her children.
- B.
NO LICO is needed.
- C.
That he needs $30,000 to sponsor a spouse and her children.
- D.
He cannot sponsor them because it is not bona fide marriage.
Correct Answer
B. NO LICO is needed.Explanation
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If Naivi's daughter robbed someone when she was 15 years old and received a punishment of 1 year of house arrest as a young offender in her country, does this have an implication on the family's sponsorship?
- A.
No, there would be no issue in this circumstance.
- B.
There would not be an issue in this circumstance, but the family would have to wait until the daughter is deemed rehabilitated to begin the immigration process.
- C.
Yes, Naivi and her dependent children are inadmissible.
- D.
Naivi would now only be able to sponsor her other daughter to join her in Canada.
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A. No, there would be no issue in this circumstance.Explanation
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Is there any way that a crime committed when a person was a juvenile could make that person inadmissible to Canada?
- A.
No. Regardless of the crime, if the person was under the age of 18, they would not be inadmissible because of this crime.
- B.
Yes, but only if the person would have been convicted as an adult in Canada.
- C.
No. Regardless of the crime, if the person was under the age of 22, they would not be inadmissible because of this crime.
- D.
Yes, but only if the person was charged as a Young Offender.
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B. Yes, but only if the person would have been convicted as an adult in Canada.Explanation
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Chong is a Toronto-based lawyer who deals with high-level corporate crimes. Recently, the CEO of an insurance company was charged with stealing millions of dollars from the company in a stock manipulation scam. As Chong would like to make the strongest case possible, he would like to bring in an expert on financial fraud to act as an expert witness to tell the jury about how these crimes are committed. He is hoping that the leading expert in this area, Ramzi Al-Azouri (an American) can do this presentation. For this service, Mr.Al-Azouri will receive a small payment and will likely need to be in court for only one day. Would Mr.Al-Azouri require a work permit to conduct this work in Canada?
- A.
Yes - any time a foreign national conducts paid work in Canada, a work permit is needed.
- B.
No - there is an exemption in this case.
- C.
Yes - but he would have to make sure that Chong's law firm would pay him outside of Canada.
- D.
No - he would be classified as a Business Visitor under the NAFTA.
Correct Answer
B. No - there is an exemption in this case.Explanation
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Coincidentally, the founder of Orange Computers, an American named George Macintosh will be at the University of Toronto to Participate in a 3-day panel discussion on the future of Technology in Canadian Politics. Did George Macintosh need a work permit to join this panel discussion?
- A.
Only if he is getting paid for the event.
- B.
No, because the topic relates to Canada's national interest.
- C.
No, because he will be at this panel for less than 5 days.
- D.
No, because the event is hosted by Designated Learning Institution.
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C. No, because he will be at this panel for less than 5 days.Explanation
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If an officer is not convinced that a person is unable to do the job for which they are coming to Canada for, does the officer have the right to not issue the work permit?
- A.
Yes, if there are reasonable grounds and he includes detailed notes in the CAIPS.
- B.
Yes, the officers can reject an application for any reason.
- C.
No, the Officer cannot reject a work permit application for this reason.
- D.
No, the officer can only send the application for a Judicial Review.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, if there are reasonable grounds and he includes detailed notes in the CAIPS.Explanation
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Yang is from Malaysia who would like your help in immigrating to Canada as there is a large demand for her services in the Prairies, where she has already received several job offers. She speaks English nearly fluently and has just completed her two-year studies/apprenticeship, which led to her electrician certification. While studying, her program involved 12 months of study and then 12 months of on the jonb training with a senior electrician, helping follow blueprints and install electrical grids. She was happy to note that her certification easily transfers to a Canadian equivalent. She also mentions to you that a company in Manitoba saw her profile on the job bank website and immediately contacted Yang to convince her to join their team and sent her a contract as well as information about the job. What would you advise?
- A.
She meets the minimum requirements of the Federal Skilled Trades Program and would likely move on into the pool of Canadidates, where she may get a job offer or a provincial nomination.
- B.
She does not meet the minimum requirements of the Federal Skilled Trades Program.
- C.
Though she qualifies under the Federal Skilled Trades Program, she is not likely to gain many CRS points in Express Entry.
- D.
She would need to continue her studies and become an Electrical Engineer in or order to qualify for the Federal Skilled Trades Program.
Correct Answer
B. She does not meet the minimum requirements of the Federal Skilled Trades Program.Explanation
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Assuming she moves into the Pool of Candidates, part of the strategy would be to make sure that Yang can exceed the CRS cut-off score. If the job offer mentioned above were to be included in Yang's Express Entry Profile, what would be the likely outcome of this?
- A.
The job offer would move the CRS points up to 835.
- B.
The job offer would do nothing for CRS points without an LMIA.
- C.
The Job offer would help Yang exceed the CRS cut-off score because she was nominated by a company in a province.
- D.
The job offer would only help Yang if she accepted it.
Correct Answer
B. The job offer would do nothing for CRS points without an LMIA.Explanation
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There has been a new development and Yang now has two companies with LMIAs who are offering work. She will work Monday through Wednesday at ABC Construction Corporation and then Thursday and Friday at DEF Construction Incorporated, totaling 30 hours per week. What would you advise her?
- A.
The job offer meets the criteria to be considered as qualifying.
- B.
Her contract hours are not enough to be considered full-time, so she is not eligible.
- C.
She cannot be offered employment from two separate Canadian employers, so she will have to choose one.
- D.
The job offer must be for 2 years, so she would not be accepted under the Federal Skilled Trades Program.
Correct Answer
A. The job offer meets the criteria to be considered as qualifying.Explanation
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Harpreet Gupta is a Transportation Manager who originally arrived in Canada as a Permanent Resident on February 14th, 2012. Almost immediately after arriving, he was fortunate to have found a job organizing the implementation of a new public transport system in Brampton for the Ontario Government. After two years in this city his work was complete, and the Ontario Transport Minister declined to offer him another contract because a law passed stating that all the public transport systems in Canada must now run on solar power; an area Harpreet knows nothing about. Since there aren't any other opportunities for Harpreet in Ontario, the Ministry was pleased to offer Harpreet the opportunity to work on a project in his birth place of Calcutta, India. The Minister explained that the job was part of a cooperative between the Canadian and Indian government to share industry experts. Harpreet quickly signed the contract and was happy to learn that he would be reporting directly to his boss in Canada and that he would still be paid his reular salary from the Ontario Government while working in India. In addition to the free housing and free flights, Harpreet was happy to note that the contract was permanent, so he can work in this position for as long as he would like. He tells you that as long as he has this job, or a job like it, he will likely never reutrn to Cananda except to maybe go to the annual company picnic held every Canada Day. On February 14th, 2018, Harpreet was dismayed to receive a letter indicating that he has lost his Canadian Permanent Resident Status because he has not met his residency obligations. Was the officer correct in determining this?
- A.
No, because Harpreet was working for a Canadian company all this time.
- B.
No, because there is still time left for him to meet the required time in Canada.
- C.
Yes, because the job does not meet the requirements according to IRPA.
- D.
Yes, because Permanent Residents must be physically present in Canada to complete their residency obligations.
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C. Yes, because the job does not meet the requirements according to IRPA.Explanation
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- 41.
Harpreet's wife has always cohabited with Harpreet in both Canada and India, only taking 2 weeks away every year to go travel with her friends. How is her PR status affected by Harpreet losing his?
- A.
Her residency requirements were being met until Harpreet lost his status.
- B.
If she stays in India, she will likely lose her PR status within the next 3 years.
- C.
She would have lost her PR status in 2014 when she left the country.
- D.
She is now inadmissible to Canada for accompanying an inadmissible family member.
Correct Answer
B. If she stays in India, she will likely lose her PR status within the next 3 years.Explanation
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- 42.
Would Harpreet and his wife have a strong case for a Humanitarian and Compassionate Reasons application?
- A.
Yes, because if they choose to have a child one day, it would be in the child's best interest to have Canadian citizenship.
- B.
Yes, because they will face unusual and undeserved hardship by losing their PR status.
- C.
Yes, because although they have no plans of settling in Canada, having PR status makes it easier to travel there each summer.
- D.
No, because they will not likely face unusual and undeserved hardship by losing their PR status.
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D. No, because they will not likely face unusual and undeserved hardship by losing their PR status.Explanation
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- 43.
Reba has been working as an immigration consultant for the past 6 months. In the company she works for, the CEO asks all the RCICs to do 100 hours of volunteer work each year at a community centre. At one of these community centres, Reba was reently approached by Sara, who wanted advice regarding her refugee case. Reba soon noticed that Sara does not have much financial resources and even struggles with basic expenses. As a result, she decided to represent her pro-bono and started all the research and paperwork required by the case without signing any agreement. Has Reba acted accordingly to the ICCRC rules and regulations?
- A.
No, there should always be a written agreement.
- B.
Yes, if there isn't any money involved, they don't need an agreement.
- C.
No, She cannot take pro-bono cases without the council authorization.
- D.
Yes, she can decide when to have an agreement.
Correct Answer
A. No, there should always be a written agreement.Explanation
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- 44.
Assuming Reba joined the ICCRC on July 18th, how many CPD hours does she need to have completed by the end of the year?
- A.
10 hours
- B.
11 hours
- C.
16 hours
- D.
6 hours
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D. 6 hoursExplanation
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- 45.
Although Reba is based in Toronto, she soon notices that a lot of her clients want to immigrate to Quebec. As a member of the ICCRC, can Reba represent Quabec-bound clients?
- A.
Yes, as long as she keeps her status as an RCIC.
- B.
No, She needs to be a member of the MIDI and not the ICCRC.
- C.
No, she needs to be a member of the ICCRC and MIDI.
- D.
Yes, as long as she maintains her status as an RCIC and lives in Quebec.
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C. No, she needs to be a member of the ICCRC and MIDI.Explanation
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- 46.
If Reba wants to refer clients to someone authorized to represent Quebec-bound clients, who can she refer these people to?
- A.
An RCIC who speaks French.
- B.
An RCIC who is a member of the MIDI.
- C.
An RCIC who is a member of the MIDI as long as Reba does not receive a commission.
- D.
She can represent these clients herself, so there is no need to refer them to someone else.
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B. An RCIC who is a member of the MIDI.Explanation
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- 47.
George originally came to Canada as a refugee claimant in 2015. After his claim was rejected and he received a removal order, he stayed illegally as he had a good job working at a farm in Manitoba and wanted to save as much money as possible before returning to his country, which he did in 2018, when he was caught by CBSA officers and deported. Unfortunately, he had some problems back in Hungary and recently contacted you because he has decided to try to come back to Canada under the Canadian Experience Class since his immigration consultant assessed his CRS points as being 423. As part of the immigration requirements, who must declare if a removal order has been ever received?
- A.
A person with a removal order who has left Canada.
- B.
A person with a removal order who has appeared before an officer to confirm the departure.
- C.
A Person with a removal order who has obtained a certificate of departune.
- D.
All of the above.
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D. All of the above.Explanation
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- 48.
If George waited 3 years after receiving a removal order to finally leave the country, was the removal order still valid at the time he left Canada?
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Yes, because removal orders remain activated until 5 years after they are made.
- B.
Yes, because removal orders remain activated until they are enforced.
- C.
No, because removal orders remain activated only if the person volunteers to leave the country.
- D.
Yes, because removal orders remain activated until the person can prove he meets the LICO.
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B. Yes, because removal orders remain activated until they are enforced.Explanation
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- 49.
George received an Invoice of $ 1,500 to cover the removal costs when he was deported but never paid it because he was angry that the CBSA made him leave Canada. Will this affect his immigration options?
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No, the removal costs were covered by an emergency fund and do not need to be paid back.
- B.
No, the removal costs were under the threshold needed to activate an inadmissibility charge.
- C.
Yes, the funds need to be repaid before he can return to Canada.
- D.
Yes, the fund will be attached to the invoice sent to him to cover the application fees in Express Entry.
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C. Yes, the funds need to be repaid before he can return to Canada.Explanation
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- 50.
Is George's assessment of having 3 years of Canadian work experience valid?
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No, none of the time he worked in Canada counts towards the CEC requirements.
- B.
Yes, he lived in Canada at the time, so the full 3 years count.
- C.
Yes, but only the time during which he was a refugee claimant counts.
- D.
No, only the time he spent working after he made his refugee claim, but before he was deported counts.
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A. No, none of the time he worked in Canada counts towards the CEC requirements.Explanation
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