LBR Aaip Farm Stream Application Form
LBR Aaip Farm Stream Application Form
Farm Stream
The personal information collected through the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program is collected for purpose of
administering the program. This personal information collection is authorized by section 33(c) of the Freedom of
Information and Protection of Privacy Act. If you have any questions about the collection of personal information, you
may contact the Operations Manager at 780-638-2843, by email at [email protected] or by mail to Alberta
Advantage Immigration Program, Suite 940, ATB Place North Tower, 10025 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta,
Canada, T5J 1S6. If you have any questions about this program, please contact the Alberta Advantage Immigration
Program through the Entrepreneur Support Service at [email protected].
Candidate’s home phone: Candidate’s cell phone: Candidate’s work phone: Candidate’s fax:
C. Language Proficiency
Have you, or any of your accompanying dependents, previously submitted an Application for Permanent Residence in
Have you ever had an application for Permanent Residence in Canada refused? Yes No
If yes, please provide a brief description of the reasons for the refusal:
Provide a photocopy of any correspondence with IRCC regarding the previous application(s).
E. Family Members
List all dependents who intend to accompany you to Canada: (do not include Canadian citizens or permanent residents)
Male
Dependent
Female
Male
Dependent
Female
Use an additional page for more dependents if required
Education history
Total years of education:
Level of education successfully completed:(check all that apply)
Doctorate / PhD Diploma (2 years) Secondary school
Master’s degree Certificate (1 year) No formal education
Bachelor’s degree Trade Certification/Apprenticeship Other:
_____________________________
G. Farming History
Type of current farm:
Description of primary production/secondary production (e.g. crops, livestock) of your existing farm:
Type of ownership of your existing Please indicate the location and size Number of years your existing farm
farm: (e.g. partnership, sole of your existing farm: has been in operation:
proprietor)
Has your existing farm business been Has your farm business been What is your planned/anticipated date
sold? Yes No advertised for sale? Yes No of immigration? (yyyy/mm/dd)
Briefly explain your past responsibilities and experience in farm management: (attach a separate page if required)
Have you undertaken any leadership roles in farm organizations or associations? Yes No If
yes, please describe: (attach a separate page if required)
Briefly explain your past responsibilities and experience in non-farm activities, other training or careers prior to farming:
(attach a separate page if required)
What was your farm’s net income for the past 5 years (in Canadian dollars)?
H. Exploration
What steps have you undertaken to research the Alberta/Canadian farming environment and opportunities? In your
response, you may want to consider the following: Exploratory visits to Alberta, including the length and dates of your visit(s),
If partnership, identify partner and their percentage of ownership. Also identify those partners who are not Canadian
citizens or permanent residents: (This is a requirement of the Alberta Foreign Land Ownership Act Regulation)
Partner: Percentage of shareholding:
If limited company, identify directors and their percentage of shareholding. Also identify those shareholders who are not
Canadian citizens or permanent residents: (This is a requirement of the Foreign Land Ownership Act Regulation)
Directors: Percentage of shareholding:
Have you ever been involved in a business failure, receivership or bankruptcy? Yes No If
yes, when? Date:
Have you made an offer to purchase a farm or land in Alberta? If so, please provide details:
Do you plan to expand and diversify your operation in Alberta over the next 3-5 years? Please describe your plans and
the investment that you plan to make: (attach a separate page if required)
(yyyy/mm/dd)
(yyyy/mm/dd)
(yyyy/mm/dd)
(yyyy/mm/dd)
TOTAL CDN $
FIXED DEPOSITS (Specify currency)
(yyyy/mm/dd) (yyyy/mm/dd)
(yyyy/mm/dd) (yyyy/mm/dd)
(yyyy/mm/dd) (yyyy/mm/dd)
(yyyy/mm/dd) (yyyy/mm/dd)
TOTAL CDN $
Property
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
TOTAL CDN $ $
TOTAL CDN $
O. Contact Information
Canadian bank:
Foreign bank:
P. Program Evaluation
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program will be contacting you in the future for follow-up. Please provide the name of an
additional contact person, preferably in Canada, who we may contact if we cannot reach you. Do not list your
authorized representative or your employer.
Family name: Given name(s):
Spouse’s or common-law partner’s name (print) Signature (spouse or common-law partner) Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)
Dependent’s name, 18 years of age or older (print) Signature (dependant) Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)
Dependent’s name, 18 years of age or older (print) Signature (dependant) Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)
Dependent’s name, 18 years of age or older (print) Signature (dependant) Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)
What is a representative?
Representatives give immigration advice and help prepare immigration applications, including for the Alberta Advantage
Immigration Program. They can be paid or unpaid. Representatives include:
• immigration consultants
• lawyers, or
• other representatives (such family members, friends, non-profit groups and religious groups).
A person who is paid to give you immigration advice or to assist you in filling out your immigration applications must be
authorized to act as a representative for the purposes of the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program.
You do not need to use a representative to apply to the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program. All the forms and
information that you need to apply to immigrate to Alberta are available for free. If you follow the instructions online and
in the application guide, you can complete the application on your own.
Representatives Authorized for the Purposes of the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program
The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program will only conduct business with a representative who is authorized under
this policy. Only the following persons are authorized to be representatives for the purposes of the Alberta Advantage
Immigration Program:
Payment includes remuneration or compensation in any form, and can be a benefit other than money that is made now or
in the future. Payment can be direct or indirect. Even if the person who provides immigration advice or assists with an
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program application is being paid or compensated by someone other than you (the
Candidate), the person is still considered to be a paid representative.
If a person did, they must provide their information to the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program and sign a declaration.
You may also authorize this person to conduct business on your behalf with officials of Alberta Advantage Immigration
Program.
If a person provided you with immigration advice or assisted you with your Alberta Advantage Immigration Program
application and you do not tell the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program, this is considered to be false and misleading
information and your application may refused or your nomination may be withdrawn and you may be banned from the
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program for an unspecified period of time.
If you decide to use a representative for your Alberta Advantage Immigration Program application, understand that:
Your Alberta Advantage Immigration Program application will not be given special attention or guaranteed approval if
you use an immigration consultant
• or lawyer or other representative.
• The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program cannot guarantee the accuracy of interpretations by other persons.
• You should never follow advice to use false documents or make false statements on your Alberta Advantage
Immigration Program forms. This will result in your application being declined or your nomination withdrawn and you
may be banned from the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program for an unspecified period of time.
To confirm a lawyer is a member in good standing, you can check a lawyer’s practice status on the website for the law
society of the province in which the lawyer is practicing before using their services. A list with links to Canada’s 14
provincial and territorial law societies (including the Chambre des notaires du Québec) is available on the Federation of
Law Societies of Canada website at flsc.ca/about-us/our-members-canadas-law-societies/.
You can look up the lawyer in the lawyer directory on each provincial/territorial law society website (usually found in a
section “for the public”) and get information on the lawyer’s current practicing status with the society.
If you have a complaint about unprofessional conduct by immigration consultants you may contact the College of
Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC).
If you have a complaint about unprofessional conduct by a lawyer, you may contact the provincial/territorial law society
where you received services. For information on reporting a complaint about an unauthorized representative see the
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website at canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/
services/immigration-citizenship-representative/file-complaint-against-representative.html.
For more tips on choosing a representative, visit the IRCC website at canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/
services/immigrationcitizenship-representative/choose.html.
There are internet scams and false websites. The official Government of Alberta website is www.alberta.ca. The official
Government of Canada immigration website is canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html. Other websites may
appear to be official government websites, but the information they contain may be inaccurate or out of date
If “No,” no one provided assistance in preparing your application, you must sign the declaration below and your
application is complete:
Declaration of Candidate:
1. I declare that I completed application on own with no immigration advice or assistance in preparing my Alberta
Advantage Immigration Program application from any person/organization and have not appointed a
representative to act on my behalf with the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program.
2. I understand that if a person provided me with immigration advice or assisted with my Alberta Advantage
Immigration Program application and I did not tell the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program, this is considered
to be false and misleading information and my application may refused or my nomination may be withdrawn and I
may be banned from the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program for an unspecified period of time.
Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)
If “Yes,” you received assistance in preparing your application, answer the following question:
Did the person receive any pay for providing immigration advice and/or assisting you in preparing your Alberta
Advantage Immigration Program application? Yes No
Pay includes remuneration or compensation in any form, and can be a benefit other than money that is made now or
in the future.
If “No,” the representative assisting you did not receive pay, the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program considers
this person to be an unpaid representative. You must provide information about this individual to the Alberta Advantage
Immigration Program: You and your representative must also sign the declarations below and you must indicate if you
authorize the representative to act on your behalf for your Alberta Advantage Immigration Program application.
Country
Declaration of candidate:
I declare I did not pay or compensate, or have knowledge of payment or compensation by someone other than myself to
__________________________, to provide immigration advice or assist with the preparation of my Alberta Advantage
Immigration Program application.
Signature (Original signatures are required on this form in blue ink) Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)
I declare I did not receive any payment or compensation, and that I will not, at any time in the future, accept any such
fee, remuneration or reward in connection with this application.
Unpaid representative’s signature (Original signatures are required on this form in blue ink) Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)
Do you authorize the person identified above to conduct business on your behalf with officials of the Alberta Advantage
Immigration Program? Yes No
If “Yes,” you and your representative must fill out Sections U and V. If “No” your application is complete.
If “Yes” the representative assisting you received compensation, the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program
considers this person to be an paid representative. You must provide information about this individual to the Alberta
Advantage Immigration Program. You must also indicate if you authorize the representative to act on your behalf for your
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program application.
Canadian provincial or territorial law society [if lawyer selected] RCIC number: [if immigration consultant selected]
Position
Do you authorize the person identified above to conduct business on your behalf with officials of the Alberta Advantage
Immigration Program? Yes No
If “Yes,” you and your representative must fill out Sections U and V. If “No” your application is complete.
Candidate Declaration:
By signing below, you agree to all points identified in the Declaration and Authorization of Candidate, Spouse/ Common-
Law Partner and Dependents 18 Years or Older section above.
Dependent’s name, 18 years of age or older (print) Signature (dependant) Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)
Dependent’s name, 18 years of age or older (print) Signature (dependant) Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)
V. Declaration of Representative
By signing and submitting this form, I confirm that I am the Candidate's, spouse's/common-law partner's and/or
dependant's authorized representative, and that:
1. I explained, translated, or obtained a translation of all points that were unclear to the candidate on this application.
2. I acknowledge and accept that I am the person appointed by the candidate to conduct business with officials of the
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program.
3. I acknowledge that this authorization is made in accordance with Section 84 of the Freedom of Information and
Protection of Privacy (FOIP) Act.
4. I acknowledge that the candidate, spouse/common-law partner and/or dependant may be contacted directly by
officials of the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program.
5. I have clearly indicated at all times and in all materials that I act as an independent agent, and that I do not represent
in any way the Government of Alberta or any of its departments, including the Alberta Advantage Immigration
Program.
6. I advised the candidate that applying to the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program does not require them to use a
representative, prior to their signing a contract with me or my firm.
7. I advised the candidate that they are free to communicate directly with the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program
on their own even while represented by me.
If you are a member in good standing of a provincial law society, by signing below, you agree to adhere to points 1 through
11 and 16 through 19 identified in the Declaration of Representative section above. For lawyers in good standing with their
provincial law societies, their respective Codes of Conduct provide equivalent obligations to points 12 through.