Travel document - A travel permit for PR holders and those who meet the eligibility requirements.

A travel document for non-Canadians is a document issued to individuals who are not Canadian citizens, allowing them to enter and exit Canada or travel internationally. There are several types of travel documents available for non-Canadian citizens, including:

1. Refugee Travel Document : Issued to refugees or protected persons in Canada. This document allows them to travel internationally without needing a passport from their country of origin.

2. Certificate of Identity : Issued to individuals who are unable to obtain a passport from their home country for various reasons (e.g., lack of citizenship or refusal to issue a passport by their home country).

3. Permanent Resident Travel Document : Issued to permanent residents of Canada when they are outside Canada and need proof of their permanent resident status to return to Canada.

Immigration lawyers and immigration consultants can provide various forms of assistance to help clients obtain travel documents. Here are some ways they can help:

1. Case Study Assessment

• Initial Consultation : An immigration lawyer and consultant will assess your case to determine which type of travel document you are eligible to apply for.
• Application Review : We will review the necessary documents and guide you in preparing a complete application for your travel permit.

2. Preparing and Completing the Application Form

• Filling Out Applications Accurately : Guidance or direct assistance in accurately and completely filling out application forms for travel documents.
• Document Preparation : We help you gather and organize necessary documents such as passport photos, identification papers, and proof of refugee or permanent resident status.

3. Legal Representative

• Application Submission : We will submit your application and related documents to the Canadian immigration authorities or visa office on your behalf.
• Contact IRCC : This feature helps you track your application status and contact Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) if any issues arise during processing.

4. Resolving Issues That Arose

• Responding to Additional Requests : If IRCC requests additional documents or information, your lawyer or immigration consultant will assist you in preparing and submitting the additional information.
• Handling Rejections : If your application is rejected, a lawyer can help you understand the reasons for the rejection and advise on the next steps, including appealing or reapplying.

5. Providing Legal Advice

• Rights and Obligations : Advice on your rights and obligations related to your travel document.
• Immigration Advice : Provide advice on other immigration issues related to your status, such as maintaining permanent resident status or immigration matters.

6. Language Support

• Interpretation and Translation : We provide interpretation and translation services for documents if you are not fluent in English or French.

Contact Service:

If you need assistance from an immigration lawyer or immigration consultant, you can contact professional organizations or individuals in this field. KeyApply is one of the professional immigration consulting service providers and can assist you in the visa application process.

If you need more information about KeyApply's services or would like to schedule a consultation, please contact a KeyApply office.

The service fee for document preparation does not include incidental fees such as appeals, government fees, photography, sponsorship fees, translation fees (if applicable), and postage fees.