A Temporary Resident Visa, often called a visitor visa, lets someone enter Canada for a limited stay, to visit family, attend an event, or come for business. Visitor visas are refused more often than people expect, usually because the application did not address the officer’s real concern: whether the visitor will leave at the end of the trip. Pallavi Law Office prepares visitor and Super Visa applications that answer those concerns head-on, and helps applicants respond after a refusal.
How we help with visitor visas
Visitor visa services
- First-time visitor visa (TRV) applications
- Super Visas for parents and grandparents
- Invitation letters and supporting documents
- Extensions of stay for visitors already in Canada
- Responding to and reapplying after a refusal
How the application works
- Confirm the right visa for your visit and your ties.
- Prepare the application, funds, and invitation.
- Address the officer’s likely concerns up front.
- Submit, and respond to any request or refusal.
Super Visa for parents and grandparents
The Super Visa lets parents and grandparents of citizens and permanent residents visit for extended periods, often years at a time, with the right medical insurance and proof that the host meets an income threshold. It is frequently a better option than waiting for the Parents and Grandparents sponsorship lottery. We prepare the application and make sure the insurance and income evidence is right.
Why visitor visas get refused
Most refusals come down to the officer not being satisfied the visitor will leave at the end of the trip, or doubts about funds, ties to the home country, or the purpose of the visit. A strong application deals with those concerns directly instead of hoping they will not come up.
Refused before? A better application can change the outcome
If your visitor visa was refused, the refusal letter is usually short and hard to interpret. We read it, identify the real reason, and rebuild the application to address it, rather than resubmitting the same file and hoping for a different result.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a visitor visa take?
Processing times vary widely by country and season and change often. We check the current time for your situation and prepare a complete, persuasive application to reduce the chance of delay or refusal.
What is a Super Visa?
A Super Visa lets parents and grandparents visit Canada for extended stays over several years, provided there is qualifying medical insurance and the host meets an income requirement. We handle the application and the supporting evidence.
My visitor visa was refused. Can I reapply?
Usually yes, but only once you understand why it was refused. We read the refusal, pinpoint the officer’s concern, and rebuild the application to answer it directly.
Can a visitor extend their stay in Canada?
Often, yes. A visitor can apply to extend their status before it expires. We prepare the extension so there is no gap in your legal status.
Planning a visit to Canada, or dealing with a refusal?
Give your visitor or Super Visa application the best chance, or get a refused one back on track. Call (437) 788-9349 or reach out and we will review your situation.
