
Permanent Residence
Programs and pathways to become a Canadian permanent resident.
Two destinations, one clear starting point
Compare regulated Canadian immigration services with general U.S. pathway information and orientation in one clear, bilingual experience.

Regulated services
Regulated Canadian immigration services provided by Kohanbaba Immigration Services Ltd. — Mohammadhossein Kohanbaba, RCIC (CICC R524495)

Programs and pathways to become a Canadian permanent resident.

Federal Skilled Worker, CEC, and FST — end-to-end profile management.

Strategic province selection and nomination applications.

Reunite parents, grandparents, children, and dependents.

Inland and outland sponsorship of spouses and partners.

Temporary Resident Visas for short-term visits to Canada.

Long-stay visas for parents and grandparents of PRs and citizens.

Applications, extensions, and post-graduation work permits.

Open, employer-specific, and IMP work permits.

Compliance, recruitment, and immigration support for Canadian employers.

Labour Market Impact Assessment strategy and applications.

Provincial entrepreneur streams, intra-company transfers, and Quebec business pathways.

Grant of citizenship and proof of citizenship applications.

PRTD applications for permanent residents abroad.

Extend authorized stays in Canada as a visitor.

Restore lost temporary resident status within eligibility.

Structured, evidence-based PFL responses.

Independent review of applications prepared by others.

U.S. Immigration Pathway Information and Attorney Referral
General information, pathway orientation and connection with an authorized U.S. immigration professional

Immigrant categories based on a qualifying family relationship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.

An overview of the preference categories used for permanent residence through work.

A temporary classification for transfers within a related international company.

The first employment preference: extraordinary ability, outstanding researchers, and multinational executives or managers.

Advanced-degree professionals and exceptional ability, including cases requesting a waiver of the job-offer requirement.

Employer-sponsored permanent residence for skilled workers, professionals and certain other workers.

Classifications available to nationals of countries that maintain a qualifying treaty with the United States.

Permanent residence through a qualifying investment that creates jobs in the United States.

A temporary classification for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement in their field.

An orientation to the main temporary work categories, including H-1B, H-2, TN, P and R classifications.

Academic, vocational and exchange-visitor classifications and the rules that shape them.

The process of applying for permanent residence from inside the United States.

Applying for an immigrant visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad.

How lawful permanent residents may eventually become United States citizens.