We work with you and meticulously plan your roadmap to permanent residence. We can also assist you on a full range of permanent residence (PR) applications:

• Express Entry

• Provincial Nominee Programs

• Atlantic Immigration Program

• Francophone Pathways

Take out the uncertainty and guesswork in planning your pathway and work with us to create your custom PR Roadmap.

We can prepare and submit your application to sponsor a family member for permanent residence in Canada, including your:

• Spouse/common-law or conjugal partner

• Dependent children under the age of 22

• Parents, grandparents

• Another relative (in limited circumstances)

We also assist in applications for grant of permanent residence via humanitarian and compassionate grounds if all other options fail.

If your immigration application is refused, we can help you challenge the refusal before the Federal Court or the Immigration and Refugee Board. We can:

• Provide an opinion on the potential success of overturning the decision

• Work with you to develop an appropriate litigation strategy

• Write the submissions and argue them at appeal or judicial review

Procedural fairness letters are more than just a simple letter from IRCC. This letter is a fork in the road: fail to answer adequately and you risk getting a refusal, or worse, an inadmissibility finding.

We have successfully assisted in responding to these letters in ways that address an immigration officer's concerns. Let us help you in this.

If you want to work in Canada, we can help you secure the appropriate type of work permit. There are different types of work permits that can depend upon your education, your employer, or your occupation. These can include:

• Labour-Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) Exempt Work Permits

• Post-Graduation Work Permits

• LMIA or Employer-Specific Work Permits

We also routinely assist employers who want to hire foreign workers by obtaining a Labour Market Impact Assessment. We can also help in obtaining an LMIA-exemption (treaty/free trade agreement, significant benefits, reciprocity, etc.).

We assist and help clients in obtaining study permits, renewing their existing one or changing their permits’ conditions.

Our team has accumulated years of experience in this area of immigration law; our team is a go-to even for other immigration professionals. We are routinely invited to deliver continuing legal education to both lawyers and consultants across Canada.

For many clients, studying in Canada is just the first step on their path to permanently living in Canada. We can help build you a roadmap to go from student to working under a post-graduation work permit, to permanent residency.