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Power of Attorney – Representation Agreement (‘Incapacity Planning’)
Will (‘Estate Planning’)
Letter of Permission to Travel
Passport Application
Invitation Letter for Visitors to Canada
Minor Children Studying in Canada (custodianship)
Power of Attorney - Representation Agreement ('Incapacity Planning')
Do you need someone to represent you and make decisions on your behalf? Legal and financial decisions or healthcare decisions? Review this checklist and contact us to schedule an appointment.
Who will be your representative (‘The Executor’) to deal with your estate? Who should be the guardian of your children? What happens to your real estate assets outside Canada? How much taxes will I pay? Many questions to be answered and many issues to keep in mind when drafting a Will. Review this checklist and contact us to schedule an appointment.
If a minor child is traveling alone or accompanied by only one parent, the parents (or the stay-at-home parent) need to give permission. For more detailed information on traveling with children, please visit the section on Children & Travel on the website of "Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada". There you can download a sample letter to use as a model to draft you own consent letter.
Please visit the website of Passport Canada for detailed information and downloadable application forms.Note that we cannot automatically assist you as Guarantor (review the Guarantor qualifications on that website). But we can assist you with the Declaration in lieu of Guarantor and the Declaration concerning a lost, stolen, damaged, destroyed or inaccessible Canadian passport.
For certain countries, a person applying for a Temporary Resident Visa to visit Canada is required to provide a letter of invitation from someone in Canada. Please visit the section on "Visiting Canada" on the website of Citizenship and Immigration Canada for more information. For further immigration advice, please visit FdS Immigration Ltd (member of ICCRC).
If a minor child is coming to study in Canada unaccompanied, they will need a custodian. For more detailed information and assistance with drafting a custodianship declaration, visit the section on "Study in Canada" on the website of Citizenship and Immigration Canada. For further immigration advice, please visit FdS Immigration Ltd (member of ICCRC).
