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The
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
site is an invaluable resource. It gives you a realistic idea of what
your chances of coming in as an independent immigrant are, and tells
you how to apply -- it even has all the application forms online in
Adobe Acrobat format.
A good place to ask
questions about immigrating is the Usenet newsgroup misc.immigration.canada. Quite a
few immigration lawyers post there, and some offer free assessments
of your chances of getting in. One of the lawyers, David Cohen, maintains
a growing Web page about immigration
information and resources.
If you can't find what you need on any of the linked pages, please don't
send me mail -- I'm just a private US citizen who immigrated
to Canada in 1998, and I don't know a lot of the technical details
of applying from other countries, or what services Canada provides to
new immigrants, or anything like that. Please ask on Usenet instead.
You're a lot more likely to find help there. --Emily
Way (emily_@_americansguide.ca)
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