Carefully read and assess the scenario. Be sure to pay attention to the assignment instructions.

Ensure that along with your opinion you cite relevant sections and subsections of the IRPA, IRPR, Operations Manuals and/or Jurisprudence in your response.

Frank's Case:

Frank is an American citizen. He has a PhD in Education, and he hasfound a job at the University of Victoria as a professor in Education. The employer in Canada wants him to come to work as soon as possible. He has been a full-time professor at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California for the past 15 years, and he is 50 years old. He is single, and has no children.

Frank wants to know if we can help him work in Canada legally, and to obtain permanent resident status while he is working here.

• Use the IRPA, IRPR, andIRCCwebsite (Manuals) to find out what you have to do to enable Frank to work in Canada legally. Ensure you provide references in your submitted work.
• Which forms do you need to prepare for him?
• Assess Franks' qualifications, and see if he is eligible to apply for permanent resident status in Canada.

Based on the work you just did for Frank, please address the following:

• Provide a list of the IRCC website sections you used (only those that were useful).
• Indicate whether Frank is eligible to work in Canada. Explain your answer and provide specific research references.
• Provide a list of the forms you will be using to assist Frank.
• Does Frank require an LMIA to obtain permission to work? Explain your answer and provide specific research references.
• Indicate whether or not Frank is eligible to apply for permanent resident status. Explain your answer and provide specific research references.