28.09.2024
Federal start-up business immigration pathway
26.10.2024
Immigration Appeals - New Rules and Process
30.11.2024
Filing a refugee appeal
16.11.2019
Immigration 101 - Express Entry
25.01.2020
Entry to practice - RCIC exam preparation course
29.02.2020
Immigration 101 - Atlantic Immigration Pilot Project and new Rural Immigration Project
28.03.2020
Immigration 101 - Self-employed immigration federal and provincial - new perspective
25.04.2020
Immigration 101 - Labour Market Impact Assessment
30.05.2020
Immigration 101 - Refugee Protection and Effective ways to present your client's case
27.06.2020
Immigration 101 - Super Visa, Single Entry, Multiple Entry Visitor Visa and Study Visa
25.07.2020
Canadian Citizenship - Holistic Approach
29.08.2020
Economic Classes -Federal Skilled Worker Program and Canadian Experience Class
26.09.2020
Common Law and Conjugal Partner Sponsorship
31.10.2020
Humanitarian and compassionate considerations in immigration
28.11.2020
Permanent Residence Travel Document and PR Card Renewal
19.12.2020
Immigration programs for Northern Regions
27.02.2021
Express Entry - Economic programs
27.03.2021
Appeals at the IAD
24.04.2021
Family Class - Spousal, Common-Law, Conjugal
29.05.2021
Sponsorship of parents and Lonely Canadian
26.06.2021
Family sponsorship rejected - how to appeal?
24.07.2021
Federal self-employed economic immigration
28.08.2021
Immigration to Atlantic provinces
25.09.2021
Private sponsorship of refugees
30.10.2021
Visitor visa and Super visa
27.11.2021
Immigration pathways to Prairie provinces
30.04.2022
Atlantic Immigration Program
28.05.2022
PRRA – Pre-removal risk assessment
25.06.2022
Immigration Applications Processing Chinook Tool: Myths and Facts
27.08.2022
Canadian Start-up program: Work permits and Permanent Residence
29.10.2022
Sponsorship of orphaned brother, nephew, or niece
26.11.2022
Canadian Visitor visa: Refusals and how to RE-APPLY
10.12.2022
Economic Mobility Pathways - Pilot
28.01.2023
Specific Agri-food industries and occupations eligible for immigration to Canada
25.02.2023
Humanitarian and compassionate considerations for immigration to Canada
29.04.2023
NOC 2021 – Updates and tips on how to analyze client’s profile
27.05.2023
Canadian Experience class: Federal Immigration Program
24.06.2023
Prince Edward Island PNP - skilled workers
29.07.2023
Yukon PNP: Immigration streams
26.08.2023
Immigration programs in Northwest Territories
30.09.2023
Nova Scotia PNP immigration programs
28.10.2023
Federal Skilled Trades: Immigration Pathway
09.12.2023
Ontario PNP
30.03.2024
Immigration Pathways for clients with cultural or athletics experience
Elsy Jacob, MSW, RCIC & Commissioner of Affidavits and Oaths, Ontario Canada
Elsy Jacob, is a Canadian Citizen, and is licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants Canada. She is a Legal and Community Service Professional and has worked in immigration and social services for over 25 years. She has helped many Families come and settle in Canada.
Professor Elsy Jacob is also a Commissioner of affidavits and oaths in Canada, licensed under the Law Society. She has taught Legal Courses in Canadian Colleges, including Law clerk diploma, CSW, Social Services, Immigration Consultant Diploma(IPP) and other courses for over two decades and hence is a strong advocate of Ethics, Human Rights with Professional Practice Training and expertise in performance management.
She has been a support system,mentor for new legal, health and social services professionals and helped them commence their practice. Her passion is immigration law and she constantly researches, new updates in immigration law, appeals and presents webinars at various forums. She published her first law book worldwide called “Canadian Immigration Pathways “, in the Year 2021 and is currently working on new and updated series of books, both in immigration law and community services.
Professor Elsy Jacob also coaches new consultants and makes them understand the value of ethical practice in immigration law. She has helped many Consultants draft Contracts, prepare for various licensing exams and coached them to pass in both Legal Licensing exams and English Language courses. Besides her masters degree in social work, she also has a TESOL from Canada, ADR Certification, a Higher Certificate of Law from U.K and an Hon. Doctorate in HRM from U.S.A. She is also certified in research with Lexisnexus and West law.