mmigration Refugees Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has the right to ask for proof that applicants are actively making progress on their business projects at all times.
These requests for proof of activity, called SUV Progress Reports, have to be handled properly not only to demonstrate that a business project is moving in the right direction but also to preserve eligibility for the SUV program. That’s why getting them right is so important.
Are you ready to answer an SUV Progress Report? You will be after you take part in our upcoming webinar, SUV Progress Reports: What constitutes Progress and How can Joorney Help?
Join us on April 23, 2024 at 11 am EST for a guided tour through everything you need to respond in a way that satisfies IRCC and keeps your project on track.
Whether you’re handling your own SUV application or managing the case for a client as an immigration professional, you will learn how to show that a business venture is making the necessary progress and is being properly managed on the way to success.
Don’t miss out on this chance to take an inside look at an important part of the SUV journey — register now and save your place!
Webinar host and Joorney Global Director of Sales & Marketing Marianella Manzur will be joined by Matt Wolf, VP of Advisory Product and Strategy at Joorney, and Dorothea Agne, Joorney’s Senior Project Manager, for an interesting discussion of this important topic.
We’ll cover all the essentials when it comes to creating SUV Progress Reports, including:
- Why is the ongoing progress of SUV applicants that important?
- What is the ideal roadmap for a StartUp to make progress?
- What kind of documentation does IRCC ask for?
- How can Joorney help SUV applicants with preparing their progress reports to IRCC?
You will also get a look at Joorney’s SUV Progress Menu services and some examples of our reports, along with samples of our other services such as Market Research, Client surveys, Expert interviews, Website, and Video Pitch Deck.

Joorney Business Plans Canada Inc. is not a law firm nor an immigration consulting firm and all information provided in this document should not be considered as legal advice or any advice or recommendation on any immigration application program. All information provided in this document should be verified by a licensed or certified immigration professional before the reader can act on this information. As such, it is understood that Joorney Business Plans Canada Inc. shall not be liable for any loss or damage of whatever nature (direct, indirect, consequential, or other) whether arising in contract, tort, or otherwise, which may arise as a result of your use of (or inability to use) this document, or from your use of (or failure to use) the information on this document.