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Gagandeep Singh Dhillon
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant · CICC licence R709763 · CHK Immigration Services
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (licence R709763) at CHK Immigration Services.
Gagandeep Singh Dhillon has written 18 articles on the CHK Immigration blog.
- Role
- Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC)
- Licence
- R709763, College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants
- Verify
- Search licence R709763 on the CICC public register
- Profile
- Firm
- CHK Immigration Services Inc., Brampton and London, Ontario
Articles
Written by Gagandeep Singh Dhillon.
- Restoration of status or leaving Canada: which is better after your permit expires?Programs
- I applied to extend my work permit late. What now?Programs
- Express Entry at a glance: what changes on November 3, 2026, side by sidePolicy
- My partner is on a PGWP. Can I get a spousal open work permit?Programs
- Immigrating to Canada as a French speaker: your options outside QuebecPrograms
- My PGWP expires before my PR is approved. Can I get a bridging open work permit?Programs
- Mason v. Canada (2023 SCC 21): immigration decisions with harsh consequences must give stronger reasonsCase law
- Express Entry is changing on November 3: high-wage points, job offers without an LMIA, and a pause in drawsPolicy
- Five Supreme Court decisions that shaped refugee protection in CanadaCase law
- When IRCC will not decide: the court order that forces oneCase law
- Can you leave Canada while a humanitarian and compassionate application is under review?Programs
- OINP and a business sale: can the new owner support your application?Programs
- Your LMIA says two years and your work permit says one: how the dates actually workPolicy
- The first-generation limit is gone: how citizenship by descent works after Bill C-3Policy
- The spy's son who reshaped Canadian law: what Vavilov means for immigration refusalsCase law
- LMIA work permits in Ontario: what employers and workers each need to get rightPrograms
- Express Entry in 2026: how category-based selection is reshaping who gets invitedPolicy
- How to read CRS cut-offs — and realistic ways to raise your scorePrograms
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