Your Canadian immigration journey, made clearer.

Planning to study in Canada? We assist prospective international students with study permit applications and related immigration matters.

Our services may include:

• Reviewing your admission documentation
• Reviewing your financial documentation
• Reviewing your immigration history
• Preparing your study permit application
• Assisting with your statement or letter of explanation
• Reviewing proof of funds
• Reviewing sponsorship documentation
• Identifying potential weaknesses or inconsistencies
• Preparing supporting submissions where appropriate

If you are seeking authorization to work in Canada, we can help you understand the type of work permit that may be available based on your circumstances.

We can assist with matters involving:

• Employer-specific work permits
• Open work permits
• Spousal open work permits
• Post-Graduation Work Permits
• LMIA-supported work permits
• LMIA-exempt work permits
• Work permit extensions
• Restoration of worker status
• Other temporary work authorization matters

Planning to visit Canada? A Temporary Resident Visa may be required depending on your nationality and circumstances.

We can assist with:

• Reviewing your eligibility and circumstances
• Preparing your application
• Reviewing supporting documentation
• Preparing submissions explaining the purpose of your visit
• Reviewing financial documentation
• Reviewing invitation and sponsorship documents
• Identifying potential concerns with your application
• Submitting your application where we are retained to do so

Our goal is to help you submit an organized application that accurately presents your circumstances.

The Super Visa program may allow eligible parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents to visit Canada for extended periods.

We can assist with reviewing eligibility, preparing the application, reviewing financial documentation and organizing the supporting materials required for the application.

Canada provides several pathways to permanent residence. We can review your circumstances and help you understand immigration programs that may be relevant to you.

Our services may include assistance with:

• Express Entry
• Canadian Experience Class
• Federal Skilled Worker Program
• Federal Skilled Trades Program
• Provincial Nominee Programs
• Alberta Advantage Immigration Program
• Atlantic Immigration Program
• Rural Community Immigration Pilot
• Family sponsorship
• Spousal sponsorship
• Humanitarian and Compassionate applications
• Other permanent residence pathways

Express Entry manages applications under several federal economic immigration programs.

We can assist with:

• Reviewing your potential eligibility
• Reviewing your work experience
• Reviewing your National Occupational Classification information
• Reviewing language test results
• Reviewing educational credentials
• Reviewing your Comprehensive Ranking System information
• Creating or reviewing your Express Entry profile
• Reviewing an Invitation to Apply
• Preparing your permanent residence application
• Reviewing proof of funds
• Reviewing employment documentation
• Preparing letters of explanation where required

Canada's provinces and territories operate immigration programs designed to address their particular economic and labour market needs.

We can assist with reviewing your eligibility and preparing applications under applicable provincial immigration programs.

For clients interested in settling in Alberta, this may include consideration of pathways available through the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program.

Humanitarian and Compassionate applications can involve complex personal, family and immigration circumstances.

We can assist with reviewing your circumstances, identifying relevant considerations, organizing supporting evidence and preparing legal submissions in support of the application.

The final legal fee will depend on the complexity of the matter and the amount of documentation and legal work required.

Reuniting families is an important part of Canada's immigration system. We can assist Canadian citizens and permanent residents with eligible spousal and partner sponsorship applications.

Our services may include:

• Reviewing sponsor eligibility
• Reviewing applicant eligibility
• Reviewing relationship documentation
• Reviewing financial and sponsorship documentation
• Preparing application forms
• Organizing supporting evidence
• Preparing supporting submissions
• Reviewing previous immigration history
• Identifying potential concerns before submission

Every relationship and family situation is different. We work with clients to ensure their application accurately reflects their particular circumstances.

Was your immigration application refused? A refusal does not necessarily mean that there are no further options.

We can review:

• Your refusal letter
• Your original application
• Supporting documentation
• Your immigration history
• The reasons provided for the decision
• Officer notes where available
• Potential deficiencies in the previous application

We can then discuss the options that may be available based on your particular circumstances.

In appropriate circumstances, it may be possible to ask the Federal Court to review an immigration decision.

Judicial review is a legal proceeding and is different from simply submitting another immigration application.

We can review the immigration decision and discuss whether judicial review or another available option may be appropriate based on your circumstances.

Where an immigration application has experienced a significant delay, there may be circumstances in which an applicant can seek an order from the Federal Court requiring a decision to be made.

Whether a mandamus application is appropriate depends on the particular circumstances and history of the application.

Depending on the circumstances surrounding an immigration decision, it may be appropriate to request that the decision be reconsidered.

We can review the decision, your previous application and the surrounding circumstances to determine whether a reconsideration request may be appropriate.

If Canadian immigration authorities raise concerns about your application, you may receive a procedural fairness letter requesting an explanation or additional documentation.

These letters can raise significant issues and often have strict response deadlines.

We can assist with:

• Reviewing the concerns raised
• Reviewing your application history
• Reviewing supporting evidence
• Identifying relevant documentation
• Preparing a written response
• Preparing legal submissions where appropriate
• Organizing supporting documentation

If you receive a procedural fairness letter, contact a lawyer promptly so that sufficient time is available to review and respond.

Certain criminal, immigration, medical or other issues may affect a person’s ability to enter or remain in Canada.

We can review your circumstances and advise you regarding potential options available under Canadian immigration law.

GCMS notes can provide additional information contained in an immigration file and may be particularly useful when reviewing a refused or delayed application.

We can assist with obtaining and reviewing available immigration records and discussing the information contained in them.

Ready to take the next step toward Canadian citizenship? We can assist eligible permanent residents with citizenship matters.

Including:

• Citizenship applications
• Application review
• Physical presence issues
• Document review
• Requests for additional information
• Other citizenship-related matters

We can assist permanent residents with PR card and status matters.

Including:

• PR Card applications
• PR Card renewals
• Document review
• Residency obligation issues
• Other matters involving proof of permanent resident status