James Fernandez Junior was convicted of an offence three years ago. If the offence had been committed in Canada, it would have been punishable by a maximum term of at least ten years' imprisonment. James is desperately seeking to enter Canada to attend his mother's upcoming surgery, which will take place at the Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre in the Greater Vancouver Area. What would you advise James?

A)James has nothing to worry about because he qualifies for deemed rehabilitation.

B)James should apply for a study permit because it is the easiest way to seek admission to the country.

C)James must submit an application for rehabilitation to Citizenship and Immigration Canada as soon as possible. He should explain the reasons why he is seeking admission into the country and request an expedited decision.

D)James should apply for a temporary resident permit because he does not qualify for deemed rehabilitated or individual rehabilitation.