Peruvian Client Triumphs in Canada Immigration Through Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement

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Peruvian Client Triumphs in Canada Immigration Through Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement – An Account of Success by LexLords Canada Immigration Lawyers

At LexLords Canada Immigration Lawyers, we recently had the privilege of representing a Peruvian client facing a complex immigration matter. The client sought our expertise, and through diligence, comprehensive knowledge of the law and strategic planning, we helped to bring about a successful resolution. The case revolved around the Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA), an essential piece of legislation that significantly influenced our client’s immigration process.

Understanding the Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA)

1. The CPFTA, which came into effect in August 2009, is a bilateral treaty aimed at eliminating barriers to trade and investment between Canada and Peru.

2. Under the CPFTA, a specific agreement named the Temporary Entry for Business Persons chapter is outlined. This agreement provides a legal framework extending immigration benefits to citizens from both nations, especially those engaged in trade or investment activities.

3. Our client’s case required us to delve into the intricacies of this agreement to provide them with the right legal guidance and solutions.

Navigating the Legal Landscape – How We Helped Our Client

1. Understanding Our Client’s Needs:

   • We began by gaining a thorough understanding of our client’s situation and ascertaining how the treaties under CPFTA would apply.

2. Applying Relevant Legislation:

   • Our team then carefully examined the CPFTA, including chapters relevant to our client’s case such as the “Temporary Entry for Business Persons” chapter and “Investment” chapter.

3. Developing a Strategic Plan:

   • We developed a comprehensive immigration plan ensuring that our client meets all the CPFTA requirements.

Case Laws and Precedents

Our wide-ranging knowledge of precedents and case laws played an integral role in shaping our strategic approach. In past cases such as “Canada (Attorney General) v. Downtown Eastside Sex Workers United Against Violence Society, 2012 SCC 45, [2012] 2 SCR 524,” it was determined that public interest standing should be granted in cases where there is no other reasonable and effective way to bring the issue before the court. This precedent helped us argue that our client’s case was in the broader public interest. In consequence, it could be effectively brought before Canada’s immigration authorities.

Successful Result

We achieved a positive outcome for our client: They triumphed in their immigration process, with their status solidified under the CPFTA. This case serves as a testament to our commitment at LexLords Canada Immigration Lawyers – to provide premier legal services tailored to individual needs, grounded in a profound understanding of Canada’s immigration laws and policies.