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Addressing questions and immigration concerns

Understand all the factors that make Worker Canada your best choice when it comes to advocating for you and protecting your immigration rights in Canada.

Addressing questions and immigration concerns
Undocumented construction workers are asking two questions:
  • When will government start processing the 6,000 visas announced on March 7 2025?
  • What are the criteria for the 6,000?

Here are our answers

  • 1. Timing

Undocumented construction workers must not wait for government to start processing. They MUST be ready to file their applications as the processing begins. 

The reality is that many thousand non construction workers will pay tens of thousands of dollars to buy paperwork supporting false claims of their construction experience. 
These frauds will flood the 6,000 quota with fake claims, delaying and affecting the real construction workers applications.
Worker Canada is prepared to defend its clients’ interests against a wave of fake applications. 

  • 2. File preparation

IRCC is working with advisors who understand the construction industry. Worker Canada takes the time to understand our clients and their employers. There is no substitute for face to face contact.
Knowing our clients is why Worker Canada has a high success rate with undocumented workers.

  • 3. Lobbying

There are no “normal” pathways to immigrant status for undocumented workers, especially for those who cannot pass the Level 4 English exam. 
But since 1975, Worker Canada has been instrumental in government establishing projects and programs granting landed immigrant status for undocumented workers, especially those who cannot pass the Level 4 English exam. The purpose of a lobbyist is to negotiate solutions with government. 
We are a registered lobbyist with the federal government on matters concerning undocumented workers. 

  • 4. Patience

Worker Canada never stops filing the applications required for a client to achieve landed status. Worker Canada never stops lobbying for the programs required by undocumented workers.
In return for our service, we:
  • Appreciate our clients understanding that the process is slow. While waiting, our clients are employed, their kids go to school, and there is little threat of arrest or immediate removal.
  • Adjust our fees to reflect the slow, complex process.
  • Do not charge extra for our lobbying service

Worker Canada, we know our clients.

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