Al Parsai’s Blog
Welcome to Al Parsai’s Immigration Blog, your go-to source for understanding the intricacies of immigration to Canada. This blog is designed specifically for licensed practitioners to provide insightful, accurate, and up-to-date information on various aspects of Canadian immigration. Al Parsai, LLM, RCIC-IRB, CEO of Parsai Immigration Services, is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant with an impressive track record of helping clients from over 55 countries. A distinguished educator and international speaker, Al’s expertise is widely recognized, and his Amazon.ca bestseller “88 Tips on Immigration to Canada” is a testament to his dedication to sharing valuable knowledge. With Al Parsai and his dedicated team at the helm, this blog will serve as a reliable resource for practitioners seeking practical guidance, in-depth analysis, and the latest updates in the ever-evolving field of Canadian immigration. Join us and enrich your practice with the unparalleled insights Al Parsai and his team offer.
RCIC Regulations: What Consultants Need to Know
The RCIC Regulations create new risks for consultants in complaints, discipline, compensation, public register disclosure, and practice management.
Practice Software for RCICs
Practice software for RCICs can simplify bookings, payments, agreements, invoices, events, teams, promotions, and referrals
Canada’s Processing Delays: What The Data Shows
Canada’s immigration system battles severe processing delays in certain immigration options, and the numbers explain why.
Ratio Decidendi, Obiter Dicta, and Holdings in Canadian Law
Courts write reasons to resolve disputes and develop law. Not every sentence carries the same weight. You need to separate […]
Mangat and the Making of Canada’s Immigration Consulting Profession
Mangat reshaped representation before the IRB, and, consequently, it helped launch Canada’s immigration consulting profession.
The Oakes Test in Charter Challenges and Immigration Implications
The Oakes decision defined a rigorous test for justifying limits on Charter rights, forever shaping Canadian constitutional law.
Doré Framework for Charter Rights in Administrative Decisions
Doré v Barreau du Québec, 2012 SCC 12, [2012] 1 SCR 395, reshaped charter analysis for administrative decisions. The case […]
Report Reliability in Canadian Refugee Claims: US Policy Shifts
Trump-era policy changes have weakened report reliability for Canadian refugee cases. Learn what steps to take.