David Aujla

On November 14th, 1930, David Aujla's father entered Canada illegally. He was 23 years old and came down from a Shanghai steamer onto Ogden Point, Victoria BC. He carried an Indian passport that had been altered from another Indian person by some sleight of hand at a railway station. Aujla's father left his young wife and daughter in an Indian village, promising to return in two years if he had enough money. However, he became an illegal immigrant and was turned away at the Canadian border. He went through quite a lot in the next nine years to evade the Canadian immigration authorities. He would have been deported back to India in 1939 if it were not for the legal battles. Instead of deportation, Canada exiled the father to the USA forever, but he managed to keep away the immigration officers for the next two years. In 1941, he was arrested and detained in Regina, Saskatchewan. He was found guilty of being in violation of the immigration act, but the deportation referees rejected the deportation order since the father had made a significant challenge to the government. However, Immigration warned him that if his case was lost, he would not be allowed to come back to Canada. David and his father wrote letters to Parliament and Congress for eight years requesting a change in immigration legislation. Finally, in 1947, the Canadian government passed the Citizenship Act, and people who were British subjects by then became citizens of Canada. His father, who was in Canada without status until then, also received Canadian citizenship.

The vast majority of David Aujla’s clients express absolute pleasure with the top-notch service they received during their difficult applications. They rave about his professional attitude and how at ease they were working with him. He is friendly, thorough, and devoted to making sure applicants understand the process and everything that is expected of them. Client reviews indicate that David always is available to answer their questions and that he provides sound advice without hesitation. Davids team members, specifically Sarah Sohn and Sarah Goodman, garner a lot of praise for their involvement and expertise. The team creates a stress-free environment where clients feel supported throughout the process. Sarah Sohn's clients are thankful and relieved that their lawyer was so active in their cases, especially when there were active communication channels. The result is that clients get their PR cards before expected and with a very high rate of success. Over and over, Davids reviews say that he and his team are without a doubt the best among the best.setInput your summarized text here.