Sophia and Rafael were married last week. Rafael, a citizen from Brazil is a student in Canada and was charged with driving under the influence for having an alcohol reading of .08. His lawyer will be contesting the breathalyser test as Rafael insists he only had one drink and does not think he was intoxicated. His court date is in three months. They are hopeful that he will be found not guilty but they want to make sure that he can stay in Canada as Sophia is pregnant with his child. His study permit is valid for one more year. What should they do? Select one: O a. Sophia should submit a sponsorship application for her husband as soon as possible and request humanitarian and compassionate considerations for her and her child to allow her husband to remain in Canada in the event that he gets convicted. O b. He should advise his lawyer of his wife's pregnancy and request that the charges against him be dropped in the best interest of his unborn child. O c. Sophia cannot sponsor his application for permanent residence until the charges against him have been decided by the court.Which of these cases will have access to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD)? Select one: O a. Claims that were withdrawn or abandoned. O b. Claims, which according to the RPD, have no credible basis. O c. Claimants who have been determined by the RPD to have manifestly unfounded claims. O d. Claimants who have been determined by CBSA to have manifestly unfounded claims.Inaz, a newly licensed immigration consultant, has opened a practice in Romania. She is very excited because it is her first day of operation and four clients have already signed retainer agreements with her and paid her retainer fees for services not yet rendered. She deposits these funds into her general business account, which is a chequing account, without delay. Why is it improper for Inaz to deposit the retainers into her general business account? Select one: O a. Because all parts of her consultancy have not yet been established. O b. Because the funds were paid abroad and they will not be subject to Canadian tax. O c. Because her general account is a chequing account. O d. Because the funds were for immigration consulting services not yet rendered.Mr. Choy asks you to represent appeal of a decision made outside Canada that he does not meet his residency obligation. He was informed of the reasons for the refusal 35 days ago. He provides you with documents in support of his physical presence in Canada. Based on the above information, can you proceed with the appeal? Select one: O a. No, since Mr. Choy is outside Canada and will not be allowed to physically appear at the hearing. O b. Yes, since the notice of appeal and written decision must be received by the IAD within 60 days of receiving the written decision. O c. Yes, since you can travel to Mr. Choy's country of last residence to represent him at the hearing at the visa post. O d. No, since the notice of appeal and written decision must be submitted to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) within 30 days of receiving the written decision.Brigitte is a citizen of France. She is 17 years old and she would like to go Manitoba to complete her last two years of secondary school education. Does Brigitte need a study permit? Select one: O a. Yes, because the duration of her intended studies exceeds six months. O b. Yes, because every international student must have a study permit. O c. No, because the intended program of studies is at secondary school level. O d. No, because French citizens may study without a study permit in Manitoba.Which of these cases will have access to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD)? Select one: O a. Claims that were withdrawn or abandoned. O b. Claims, which according to the RPD, have no credible basis. O c. Claimants who have been determined by the RPD to have manifestly unfounded claims. O d. Claimants who have been determined by CBSA to have manifestly unfounded claims.Tommy, a Chinese National, cal Time left 0:34:5 November 23, 2010 as a permanent resident after being sponsored by his Canadian citizen wife. On January 5, 2012, Tommy returned to China to care for his mother who was diagnosed with a heart condition. His wife would visit Tommy in China as often as she could. Tommy came to Canada twice during this period for one month. His mother passed away on January 5, 2017. Tommy now wishes to return to Canada to be with his wife. His Permanent Resident (PR) card has expired and he does not meet the residency obligations. He contacts you for advice. What advice would you give Tommy at this time? Select one: O a. Apply for a PR card and ask for humanitarian and compassionate consideration. O b. Apply for a travel document from a Canadian visa office and request the use of humanitarian & compassionate considerations. O c. Apply for a new PR card. O d. Apply for permanent residence as the sponsored spouse of a Canadian citizen.Under the ICCRC Code of Professional Ethics, you are obligated to withdraw as representative under all scenarios below, except for which one? Select one: O a. You are deceived by the client. O b. You are not competent to handle the client file. O c. There is a conflict of interest. O d. You are discharged by the client.Harold applied for permanent residence to Canada, but he was denied. He was convicted three years ago of theft under $5,000 in his country, which is equivalent to the Canadian criminal code s334(b). He was issued a 6- month probation order. His sentence was completed 2.5 years ago. What should Harold do if he wants to reapply for permanent residence? O a. Reapply for permanent residence and submit the application with a TRP application. O b. Reapply for permanent residence and submit the application with a Pardon. O c. File an immigration appeal within 60 days of the refusal notice. O d. Wait until enough time has passed since he has completed his sentence, and then apply for criminal rehabilitation.Boris's application for permanent residence as a member of the Family class was refused as the visa officer did not believe that this marriage to Zahra, a Canadian citizen, was genuine. Zahra received the refusal letter on April 17, 2017. The letter was dated April 6, 2017. When does Zahra have to file an appeal at the Immigration Appeal Division? Select one: O a. 15 days from the date when the letter was issued. O b. 15 days from the date when she received the letter. O c. 30 days from the date when she received the letter. O d. 30 days from the date when the letter was issued.Giorgio, a citizen of Italy, is 51 years of age and has been a famous musician for the last 20 years. He has accumulated a net worth of over CAD$300,000, has a Grade 12 education, is married, and speaks no English. His wife has completed a Grade 10 high school education. Assuming that Giorgio meets all other requirements to qualify for permanent residence as a self-employed person, how many points does he obtain if assessed today? Select one: O a. 46 O b. 35 O C. 41 O d. 25Mr. Zhao from China wanted to apply for a start-up visa to begin an innovative business in Canada. He had a unique business plan and he met the language and education requirements. He also had sufficient funds to support himself and his family. Mr. Zhao submitted an application to the Case Processing centre with his business plan for processing, but it was refused. What is the most likely reason for the refusal? Select one: O a. He did not meet the submission deadline with IRCC. O b. One of his family members didn't meet the minimum level of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 5 in either English or French for all four language abilities. O c. He didn't demonstrate enough funds to start the business. O d. He didn't have a commitment certificate/letter of support issued by a designated entity.Giorgio, a citizen of Italy, is 51 years of age and has been a famous musician for the last 20 years. He has accumulated a net worth of over CAD$300,000, has a Grade 12 education, is married, and speaks no English. His wife has completed a Grade 10 high school education. Assuming that Giorgio meets all other requirements to qualify for permanent residence as a self-employed person, how many points does he obtain if assessed today? Select one: O a 46 O b. 35 O C. 41 O d. 25Jean from France qualifies for immigration to the province of Quebec as a Skilled Worker. Which certificate does he need to submit to IRCC with his permanent residence application to qualify? Select one: O a. Provincial Nominee Certificate O b. Certificate of Acceptance O c. Selection Certificate O d. None of the aboveJudy created an Express Entry Visa profile. A few weeks later she received an invitation to apply (ITA). What does she need to do next? Select one: O a. Wait until further instructions from IRCC O b. Submit an electronic application for permanent residence within 6 months of receiving the ITA O c. Submit an electronic application for permanent residence within 90 days of receiving the ITA O d. Submit an electronic application for permanent residence within 60 days of receiving the ITAIsaac has a business immigration practice and many of his clients wish to purchase homes before arriving in Canada. Recently, a client has asked Isaac whether he can hold CAD$100,000 for a down payment on a home in his client account. Can Isaac hold the CAD$100,000 deposit in his client account? Select one: O a. Yes, purchasing a home is part of the immigration process. O b. No, a RCIC cannot accept money from a client unless it is to pay his fees, IRCC processing fees and disbursements. O c. Yes, but only if a written retainer agreement clearly explaining the purpose of the funds is signed by both parties. O d. No, a RCIC cannot accept funds in excess of CAD$10,000