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to go back to University and complete my Immigration portfolio, then wrote the Federal Exam in 2007. Upon passing the exam Sharps immediately opened up Sharp Immigration Solutions in the same location as HR SOLUTIONS. As a Regulated Canadian immigration Consultant Sharps is recognized by IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) and CBSA (Canada Border Services Agency)


With HR SOLUTIONS, Sharps’ additional business, she can assist companies with hiring temporary foreign workers if they struggle to find Canadians to do the job. But the majority of her immigration is 100 per cent skilled workers coming from all countries, primarily I see most of my referrals from Europe. So England, Germany, Ireland — that area, however Sharps is aspiring to opening an office later this year in India.


Many New immigrants, Sharps notes, arrive in Canada as skilled workers, rather


than having to gain the skills upon arrival to the Medicine Hat area. “They don’t already have jobs or an employer’s not sponsoring. They’re paying their own way to the country. They have the finances, they have all of that,” there is such a misconception with how immigration works according to Sharps.


The immigration process can be


overwhelming at times so it is nice to be able to turn it over to a professional to guide them through the process. In the last two years much of Sharps Immigration portfolio is comprised of Spousal/Family sponsorship applications followed by those who have Canadian experience while working here for the past five years for a Canadian employer.


SHARP IMMIGRATION


SOLUTIONS 380 2 St. SE Medicine Hat, AB T1A 0C1


PH: 403.529.6288 13


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