Posts by Michael Niren

Mr. Niren is CEO of VisaPlace LLC and the President and Managing Partner of VisaPlace Legal Canada, an immigration law firm based in Toronto, and VisaPlace Legal US a law firm registered in The District of Columbia, USA. Mr. Niren is a graduate of Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto, a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada, the Canadian Bar Association’s Citizenship and Immigration Section, American Lawyers Association, and an Associate Member of the American Bar Association.

Canadian visas are going biometric next year

By Michael NirenSeptember 24, 2010
A five-year project beginning next year will see Canadian visa applicants fingerprinted and photographed as a part of their application. The state-of-the-art biometric system will continue to be implemented through to 2013. The project is a joint venture between Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC), the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Canada Border Services Agency […]

Former CFL quarterback deported from Canada to United States

By Michael NirenSeptember 23, 2010
US football player deported from Canada A former Canadian Football League quarterback originally from Texas has been deported from Canada after assault charges have been stayed against him. Cody Ledbetter, formerly of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Edmonton Eskimos, was charged with assault earlier this year when he violated his probation […]

L-1 Visa Application and renewal approved

By Michael NirenSeptember 22, 2010
L-1 Visa Application approved thanks to Niren and Associates We selected Niren & Associates after careful research on our part and interviewing several lawyers at various law firms in the Greater Toronto area. We felt that we had a difficult case because of a past denial of admission to the U.S. and picked Mr. Fadi […]

Judge orders Tamil migrants released from detention

By Michael NirenSeptember 21, 2010
Tamil migrants who were on the MV Sun Sea, the ship that recently docked in British Columbia, have been released from detention after spending one month behind bars. A federal judge had initially reserved his decision on whether they should be released until Friday, September 17th. On Friday, the judge ordered the Tamils, all women, […]

Update on the Canadian Immigrant Investor Program

By Michael NirenSeptember 20, 2010
Canadian Immigrant Investor Program Closures As discussed before, the Federal Immigrant Investor Program is currently suspended pending regulatory changes. This means CIC is not accepting any new Investor Immigration Applications for processing at this time. However, the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program is still open for business! Below are the general criteria for applicants who wish […]

Law Office Notes Series: US Waivers Inadmissibility to the US

By Michael NirenSeptember 18, 2010
New information about US Waivers Every month, at our office we have meetings among the staff about the various ares of Canada and US Immigration and Visas we handle every day. We discuss the latest developments in the law, new procedures, share experiences etc. This helps all of us keep up to date with the […]

Teen barred for life from United States for “angry” e-mail

By Michael NirenSeptember 17, 2010
Drinking and dialing can land you in a lot of trouble in your personal life, but drinking and e-mailing can be worse if it ends up being sent to the wrong people. A single e-mail has now landed a British teenager with an alleged  lifetime ban from visiting or entering the United States. The White […]

Should Israelis be given Canadian Refugee status?

By Michael NirenSeptember 15, 2010
Canadian Refugee status for Israelis An Israeli who said his conscience wouldn’t allow him to join the Israeli Army and that he feared terror attacks had his refugee claim denied by Federal Court of Canada this week. Yuriy Goltsberg, 35, was born in the Ukraine but has Israeli citizenship. He and his wife and daughter […]

Canadian gains Entry to the US on Humanitarian Parole

By Michael NirenSeptember 14, 2010
Humanitarian Parole allows Canadian entry to the US Dear Sir, I wish to express my deepest thanks for the tremendous work that your firm has performed in providing a means for my son Don to gain entry to the U.S. on a Parole Status. The work of Katherine Yang has been outstanding and to my […]

India to crack down on Canadian Immigration consultants…maybe

By Michael NirenSeptember 13, 2010
Beware of Canadian Immigration consultants abroad Last week Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney visited India in order to discuss how the country’s police force can deal with immigration consultants who guarantee their clients a life in Canada through fraudulent means. As Kenney left, he said that officials in the Indian government had promised […]

US doctors immigrating to Canada to earn more money

By Michael NirenSeptember 10, 2010
More doctors immigrating to Canada from the United States It’s long been the assumption that Canadian doctors are jumping ship and heading to other countries like the United States to live and work. However, new statistics show quite the opposite as American physicians have begun moving to Canada to work instead. Some reasons are surprising: […]

Happy Rosh Hashanah to our Jewish Immigration Clients and Friends

By Michael NirenSeptember 7, 2010
Happy Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah).  We have enjoyed serving the Jewish community for  its Canadian and US Visa needs over the year and look forward more successes in the new year. May it be a successful and sweet one! From all of us at Niren and Associates.

Niren and Associates Selected as “Top Immigration Law Firm” in Greater Toronto Area for 2010

By Michael NirenSeptember 6, 2010
We are very flattered to have received the 2010 “Top Choice” Award for the Top Immigration Law firm in the GTA for 2010. Thank you to all our clients who have voted for us. Over the year we have tried our best to get results for all their US and Canadian immigration and Visa cases. […]

Immigration to Canada the Solution to Canada’s Labour Problems

By Michael NirenSeptember 4, 2010
Immigration to Canada will help solve Canada’s labour shortage problems The Conference Board of Canada, an independent, non-profit research organization, recently released a paper that analyzes Canada’s population demographics, anticipated growth and the labour shortage the country will face once the baby boomers become set to retire around 2020. “While other options for growing the […]

Niren and Associates Immigration Lawyer Fadi Minawi new AILA Canada Chapter Media Liaison

By Michael NirenSeptember 3, 2010
I want to congratulate Fadi for being selected as the AILA (American Immigration Lawyers Association) Canada Chapter Media Liaison for this coming year. This means that any local or Canada -wide newsworthy event having do to with US Immigration Law will be communicated by Fadi on behalf of AILA to the media. Conversely, when the […]
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I have nothing but praise! The entire team was extremely professional, knowledgeable, and kind, especially Mansi Sanghiv. She patiently explained everything I needed to know and resolved all of my concerns. I felt safe and well taken care of throughout the entire process. I am extremely satisfied with the service and experience, and I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking for quality, dedication, and trust.

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BERLITA COLLADO

I am so very thankful to the VISAPACE team for making it all come true and possible from my Open Work Permit to my Permanent Residence, you make it all happen .Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart , Thank you for being part of my achievements. Now I am now a Permanent Residence through the effort, power and knowledge of VISAPLACE LEGAL TEAM.
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Shahrzad Sh

“I truly want to thank Mansi. Her patience and thoughtful advices made a big difference for me. Her recommendations were not only helpful but also gave me clearer insight. Words can’t fully express how grateful I am for her support.”

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Visa place helped me with my daughter’s sponsorship 3 years ago. Last week I contacted them for some clarification on a different matter. It was about an issue which technically was a problem of CIC’s software glitch and had nothing to do with Visa Place.
Yet Reena Sandu was assigned for my case. she helped me with enthusiasm and showed no hesitation despite me being an ex-client from 3 years ago.
I was very happy that even after 3 years of finishing business, Visa Place were respectful of their clients. Special thanks again to Reena for her enthusiasm and support.

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Nessie Leigh Ilarde

Thank you very much for helping me get my new visa! I appreciate Ms. Felicita and her colleagues for guiding us through the process making sure that everything is precise. Highly recommend your firm. Thanks again 🙂

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Mansi Sanghvi has been nothing for of remarkable for me. I have been dealing with a visa, immigration issues , and any time I have to call her, she has been there to answer any questions. Has answers to every question and is there to HELP YOU. Truly could not recommend her more.