Canada Immigration FAQ Permanent Residency through a Provincial Nominee Program

If I apply for permanent residency through a provincial nominee program in, say, Saskatchewan, is there anything preventing me from moving to a place like Calgary, Alberta once I have become a permanent resident? Russ Weninger has the answers to your Canada immigration questions. 

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Calgary Legal Wills Question - Tracking a Deceased Relative's Will

Question :Is it easy to track down a will of a deceased relative if I don’t know where it is located?

Answer:

No. This can be quite difficult. If you know the deceased person used a particular lawyer for some purpose in the past, you should try to contact that lawyer. If you have trouble finding that lawyer, you should contact the Law Society of Alberta to see if that lawyer is still practicing.

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What Happens If Fail To Mention a Dependant On My application For Permanent Residence

Unless Canada’s immigration laws change drastically in the meantime, your application to sponsor the dependant will be refused. For more details, log on to 
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Are There Any Special Considerations That Go Into Estate Planning for Gay and Lesbian Couples

Have questions regarding the legal matters revolving around the heterosexual couple? Call (403) 265-4496 or visit www.CalgaryImmigrationLawyer.com for legal advices.

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