Common use of Duties of the Client Clause in Contracts

Duties of the Client. The CLIENT shall be responsible for the performance of the following duties: • Provide valid contact information; including email, telephone, and mailing address, to the ATTORNEY, at all times during the validity of this Contract, and immediately notify the ATTORNEY of any changes in contact information; • Follow the ATTORNEY's reasonable advice in order to maximize eligibility for the economic immigration to Canada, AND/OR respective countries under the programs outlined in Section 1 “Engagement of Attorney” of the present Contract; • Immediately disclose to the ATTORNEY all information related to any and all current or prior criminal charges and/or convictions, as well as any health issues that have affected or affect the CLIENT or any of his/her dependents; • Ensure that the information contained in the CLIENT’s EE PROFILE and the Enhanced PNP(s) profile(s) as well as in the APPLICATION (if applicable) remains accurate and complete throughout the entire immigration process. The CLIENT must advise the ATTORNEY and the Immigration Authorities of any changes and/or updates to the information contained in the CLIENT's EE PROFILE and the Enhanced PNP(s) profile(s) as well as in the APPLICATION (if applicable); • If the CLIENT is invited to submit an APPLICATION under one Enhanced PNP stream, ensure that the CLIENT’s EE PROFILE remains active and valid until a final decision is made on the APPLICATION, and if a Provincial/Territorial Nomination is received, until the issuance of an Invitation to Apply for Canadian permanent residence from the IRCC or respective countries; • Provide all information and documents, within the deadline provided by the ATTORNEY, requested by the ATTORNEY and/or the Immigration Authorities in a timely, accurate, honest and forthright manner and, where necessary, have the same translated accurately into English (French or respective countries languages) at the expense of the CLIENT; • Ensure that all educational and professional credentials claimed (the CREDENTIALS) are complete and have been obtained from the institution(s) that is recognized and accredited by the governing body responsible for such accreditation in the country of issue or study, as the case may be, and, if required, have the credentials assessed according to the requirements of the Immigration Authorities at the CLIENT’s expense. Also, the CLIENT hereby acknowledges that the ATTORNEY will store the CLIENT’s personal identifiable information in compliance with the (Swiss Law Society) requirements; • Provide sufficient documentation to support all qualifications claimed, including, but not limited to, proof of language proficiency and Canadian AND/OR respective countries equivalence of the CREDENTIALS, as advised by the ATTORNEY and/or required by the Immigration Authorities, including proof of compliance with any provincial/territorial requirements related to Professional Status or Licensure (if applicable). The CLIENT hereby acknowledges that providing false or misleading information may result in being banned from applying under Enhanced PNP(s) for a period of two (2) years and may be banned from Canada AND/OR respective countries for a period of five (5) years; • Demonstrate possession of sufficient unencumbered funds so as to be able to support the CLIENT and his/her dependents upon their arrival to Canada AND/OR respective countries, in accordance with the norms and guidelines established by the Immigration Authorities; • Immediately advise the ATTORNEY of any and all written, electronic or telephone communication received by the CLIENT from the Immigration Authorities; • Attend all interviews if called upon to do so by the Immigration Authorities (if applicable). The CLIENT is responsible for making all necessary travel arrangements at his or her own expense; • Pay the fees required by the Immigration Authorities for the handling and processing of the Nomination Application (if any), the evaluation of language ability, professional, vocational or educational qualifications by the appropriate authorities, if applicable; • Pay to the ATTORNEY "In Trust" all of the fees payable to the ATTORNEY, as set forth in the section ATTORNEY FEES. The CLIENT expressly agrees that it is the CLIENT's entire responsibility to ensure that the said fees arrive in full, in the designated currency and including any applicable taxes, at the ATTORNEY's principal place of business in Zurich, Switzerland.

Duties of the Client. The CLIENT shall be responsible for the performance of the following duties: • Provide valid contact information; , including email, telephone, and mailing address, to the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT, at all times during the validity of this Contract, and immediately notify the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT of any changes in contact information; • Follow the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT 's reasonable advice in order to maximize eligibility and ranking for the economic immigration to Canada, AND/OR respective countries under the programs outlined in Section 1 “Engagement of Attorney” of the present Contract; • Immediately disclose to the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT all information related to any and all current or prior criminal charges and/or convictions, as well as any health issues that have affected or affect the CLIENT or any of his/her dependents; • Ensure that the information contained in the CLIENT’s EE PROFILE and the Enhanced PNP(s) profile(s) as well as in the APPLICATION (if applicable) remains accurate and complete throughout the entire immigration process. The CLIENT must advise the ATTORNEY and the Immigration Authorities of any changes and/or updates to the information contained in the CLIENT's EE PROFILE and the Enhanced PNP(s) profile(s) as well as in the APPLICATION (if applicable); • If the CLIENT is invited to submit an APPLICATION under one Enhanced PNP stream, ensure that the CLIENT’s EE PROFILE remains active and valid until a final decision is made on the APPLICATION, and if a Provincial/Territorial Nomination is received, until the issuance of an Invitation to Apply for Canadian permanent residence from the IRCC or respective countries; • Provide all information and documents, within the deadline provided by the ATTORNEY, documents requested by the ATTORNEY and/or CONSULTANT and the Immigration Authorities Canadian immigration authorities in a timely, accurate, honest and forthright manner and, where necessary, have the same translated accurately into English (or French or respective countries languages) at the expense of the CLIENT; • Immediately advise the CONSULTANT if there are any changes to the CLIENT’s personal information, language proficiency, work experience, education and training, or civil status, or if the CLIENT receives a validated offer of employment in Canada or a certificate of nomination from a Canadian province or territory; • Ensure that all educational and professional credentials claimed (the CREDENTIALS) are complete and have been obtained from the institution(s) an institution that is recognized and accredited by the governing body responsible for such accreditation in the country of issue or study, as the case may be, and, if required, and have the credentials assessed according to the requirements of the Immigration Authorities Canadian immigration authorities at the CLIENT’s expense. Also, the CLIENT hereby acknowledges that the ATTORNEY will store the CLIENT’s personal identifiable information in compliance with the (Swiss Law Society) requirements; • Provide sufficient documentation to support all qualifications claimed, including, but not limited to, proof of language proficiency and Canadian AND/OR respective countries equivalence of the CREDENTIALS, as advised by the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT and/or required by the Immigration Authorities, including proof of compliance with any provincial/territorial requirements related to Professional Status or Licensure (if applicable). The Canadian immigration authorities; the CLIENT hereby acknowledges that providing false or misleading information may result in being banned from applying under Enhanced PNP(s) for a period of two (2) years and may be banned from Canada AND/OR respective countries for a period of five (5) years; • Demonstrate possession of sufficient unencumbered funds so as to be able to support the CLIENT and his/her dependents upon their arrival to Canada AND/OR respective countriesin Canada, in accordance with the norms and guidelines established by the Immigration AuthoritiesCanadian immigration authorities; • Immediately advise the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT of any and all written, electronic or telephone communication received by the CLIENT from the Immigration AuthoritiesCanadian immigration authorities; • Attend all interviews if called upon to do so by the Immigration Authorities (if applicable)Canadian immigration authorities. The CLIENT is responsible for making all necessary travel arrangements at his or her own expense; • Pay the fees required by the Immigration Authorities Canadian immigration authorities for the handling and processing of the Nomination Application (CLIENTS’S EXPRESS ENTRY PROFILE if any), and when applicable; • Pay the fees required for the evaluation of language ability, professional, vocational or educational qualifications by the appropriate authorities, as well as for the translations in the format required by Canadian immigration authorities, if and when applicable; • Pay to the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT "In Trust" all of the fees payable to the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT, as set forth in the section ATTORNEY CONSULTANT FEES. The CLIENT expressly agrees that it is the CLIENT's entire responsibility to ensure that the said fees arrive in full, in the designated currency and currency, including any applicable taxes, at the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT 's principal place of business in ZurichMontreal, SwitzerlandCanada.

Duties of the Client. The CLIENT shall be responsible for the performance of the following duties: • Provide valid contact information; , including email, telephone, and mailing address, to the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT, at all times during the validity of this Contract, and immediately notify the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT of any changes in contact information; • Follow the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT 's reasonable advice in order to maximize eligibility and ranking for the economic immigration to Canada, AND/OR respective countries under the programs outlined in Section 1 “Engagement of Attorney” of the present Contract; • Immediately disclose to the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT all information related to any and all current or prior criminal charges and/or convictions, as well as any health issues that have affected or affect the CLIENT or any of his/her dependents; • Ensure that the information contained in the CLIENT’s EE PROFILE and the Enhanced PNP(s) profile(s) as well as in the APPLICATION (if applicable) remains accurate and complete throughout the entire immigration process. The CLIENT must advise the ATTORNEY and the Immigration Authorities of any changes and/or updates to the information contained in the CLIENT's EE PROFILE and the Enhanced PNP(s) profile(s) as well as in the APPLICATION (if applicable); • If the CLIENT is invited to submit an APPLICATION under one Enhanced PNP stream, ensure that the CLIENT’s EE PROFILE remains active and valid until a final decision is made on the APPLICATION, and if a Provincial/Territorial Nomination is received, until the issuance of an Invitation to Apply for Canadian permanent residence from the IRCC or respective countries; • Provide all information and documents, within the deadline provided by the ATTORNEY, documents requested by the ATTORNEY and/or CONSULTANT and the Immigration Authorities Canadian immigration authorities in a timely, accurate, honest and forthright manner and, where necessary, have the same translated accurately into English (or French or respective countries languages) at the expense of the CLIENT; • Immediately advise the CONSULTANT if there are any changes to the CLIENT’s personal information, language proficiency, work experience, education and training, or civil status; • Ensure that all educational and professional credentials claimed (the CREDENTIALS) are complete and have been obtained from the institution(s) an institution that is recognized and accredited by the governing body responsible for such accreditation in the country of issue or study, as the case may be, and, if required, and have the credentials assessed according to the requirements of the Immigration Authorities Canadian immigration authorities at the CLIENT’s expense. Also, the CLIENT hereby acknowledges that the ATTORNEY will store the CLIENT’s personal identifiable information in compliance with the (Swiss Law Society) requirements; • Provide sufficient documentation to support all qualifications claimed, including, but not limited to, proof of language proficiency and Canadian AND/OR respective countries equivalence of the CREDENTIALS, as advised by the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT and/or required by the Immigration Authorities, including proof of compliance with any provincial/territorial requirements related to Professional Status or Licensure (if applicable). The Canadian immigration authorities; the CLIENT hereby acknowledges that providing false or misleading information may result in being banned from applying under Enhanced PNP(s) for a period of two (2) years and may be banned from Canada AND/OR respective countries for a period of five (5) years; • Demonstrate possession of sufficient unencumbered funds so or net worth as to be able to support required with the CLIENT PNP Business Immigration Program and his/her dependents upon their arrival to Canada AND/OR respective countries, in accordance with the norms and guidelines established by the Immigration AuthoritiesCanadian immigration authorities; • Immediately advise the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT of any and all written, electronic or telephone communication received by the CLIENT from the Immigration AuthoritiesCanadian immigration authorities; • Attend all interviews if called upon to do so by the Immigration Authorities (if applicable)Canadian immigration authorities. The CLIENT is responsible for making all necessary travel arrangements at his or her own expense; • Pay the fees required by the Immigration Authorities Canadian immigration authorities for the handling and processing of the Nomination Application Expression of Interest if and when applicable; • Pay the fees required for the Business Plan (of required) designated net worth verifier (if any), the required) evaluation of language ability, professional, vocational or educational qualifications by the appropriate authorities, as well as for the translations in the format required by Canadian immigration authorities, if and when applicable; • Pay to the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT "In Trust" all of the fees payable to the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT, as set forth in the section ATTORNEY CONSULTANT FEES. The CLIENT expressly agrees that it is the CLIENT's entire responsibility to ensure that the said fees arrive in full, in the designated currency and currency, including any applicable taxes, at the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT 's principal place of business in ZurichMontreal, SwitzerlandCanada.

Duties of the Client. The CLIENT shall be responsible for the performance of the following duties: • Provide valid contact information; , including email, telephone, and mailing address, to the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT, at all times during the validity of this Contract, and immediately notify the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT of any changes in contact information; • Follow the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT 's reasonable advice in order to maximize eligibility for the economic immigration Study Permit application to Canada, AND/OR respective countries under the programs outlined in Section 1 “Engagement of Attorney” of the present Contract; • Immediately disclose to the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT all information related to any and all current or prior criminal charges and/or convictions, as well as any health issues that have affected or affect the CLIENT or any of his/her dependents; • Ensure that the information contained in the CLIENT’s EE PROFILE and the Enhanced PNP(s) profile(s) as well as in the APPLICATION (if applicable) remains accurate and complete throughout the entire immigration process. The CLIENT must advise the ATTORNEY and the Immigration Authorities of any changes and/or updates to the information contained in the CLIENT's EE PROFILE and the Enhanced PNP(s) profile(s) as well as in the APPLICATION (if applicable); • If the CLIENT is invited to submit an APPLICATION under one Enhanced PNP stream, ensure that the CLIENT’s EE PROFILE remains active and valid until a final decision is made on the APPLICATION, and if a Provincial/Territorial Nomination is received, until the issuance of an Invitation to Apply for Canadian permanent residence from the IRCC or respective countries; • Provide all information and documents, within the deadline provided by the ATTORNEY, documents requested by the ATTORNEY and/or CONSULTANT and the Immigration Authorities Canadian immigration authorities in a timely, accurate, honest and forthright manner and, where necessary, have the same translated accurately into English (or French or respective countries languages) at the expense of the CLIENT; • Ensure that all educational and professional credentials claimed (the CREDENTIALS) are complete and have been obtained from the institution(s) an institution that is recognized and accredited by the governing body responsible for such accreditation in the country of issue or study, as the case may be, and, if required, and have the credentials assessed according to the requirements of the Immigration Authorities Canadian immigration authorities at the CLIENT’s expense. Also, the CLIENT hereby acknowledges that the ATTORNEY will store the CLIENT’s personal identifiable information in compliance with the (Swiss Law Society) requirements; • Provide sufficient documentation to support all qualifications claimed, including, but not limited to, proof of language proficiency and Canadian AND/OR respective countries equivalence of the CREDENTIALS, as advised by the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT and/or required by the Immigration Authorities, including proof of compliance with any provincial/territorial requirements related to Professional Status or Licensure (if applicable). The Canadian immigration authorities; the CLIENT hereby acknowledges that providing false or misleading information may result in being banned from applying under Enhanced PNP(s) for a period of two (2) years and may be banned from Canada AND/OR respective countries for a period of five (5) years; • Demonstrate possession of sufficient unencumbered funds so as to be able to support the CLIENT and his/her dependents upon their arrival to Canada AND/OR respective countriesin Canada, in accordance with the norms and guidelines established by the Immigration AuthoritiesCanadian immigration authorities; • Immediately advise the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT of any and all written, electronic or telephone communication received by the CLIENT from the Immigration AuthoritiesCanadian immigration authorities; • Attend all interviews if called upon to do so by the Immigration Authorities (if applicable)Canadian immigration authorities. The CLIENT is responsible for making all necessary travel arrangements at his or her own expense; • Pay the fees required by the Immigration Authorities Canadian immigration authorities for the handling and processing of the Nomination Application (if any), CLIENTS’S Study Permit application; • Pay the fees required for the evaluation of language ability, professional, vocational or educational qualifications by the appropriate authorities, as well as for the translations in the format required by Canadian immigration authorities, if and when applicable; • Pay to the ATTORNEY CONSULTANT "In Trust" all of the fees payable to the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT, as set forth in the section ATTORNEY CONSULTANT FEES. The CLIENT expressly agrees that it is the CLIENT's entire responsibility to ensure that the said fees arrive in full, in the designated currency and currency, including any applicable taxes, at the ATTORNEYCONSULTANT 's principal place of business in ZurichMontreal, SwitzerlandCanada.