Immigration Services

Citizenship & Immigration Services We Provide

Urgent Cases
  • Federal Court
  • Immigration Appeal Division
  • Immigration Division
  • Refugee Protection Division
  • Refugee Appeal Division
  • IRCC / CBSA Interviews
Inadmissibility
  • Medical
  • Criminal
  • Misrepresentation
  • Deportation / Removal
  • Financial
  • Security & Other
Permanent Residence
  • Express Entry
  • Family Class Sponsorship
  • Business Class Immigration
  • Caregiver
  • Humanitarian
  • Refugee Protection
Temporary Residence
  • Temporary Resident Permit
  • Work Permits
  • LMIA
  • Study Permit
  • Visitor Visa
  • Super Visa
Citizenship
  • Citizenship Application
  • Citizenship Refusals
  • Passport Application
  • Passport Refusal
  • Citizenship Revocation
  • Citizenship Resumption

Q&A

Is it worth getting an immigration lawyer in Canada?

Yes, obtaining the services of an immigration lawyer in Canada can be highly beneficial and worth considering for several reasons:

  • Expertise and Knowledge – Lawyers follow complex, evolving rules and give tailored advice.
  • Strategic Planning – They select the best pathway and ensure accurate, on-time submissions.
  • Legal Representation & Advocacy – Support with refusals, appeals, and court matters.
  • Mitigating Risks & Avoiding Mistakes – Reduces delays or refusals from errors or omissions.
How much does an immigration lawyer cost?

Costs vary by case complexity, scope of work, and the lawyer’s experience.

How much is an immigration consultant in Canada?

Fees also vary by complexity and services. Note: consultants cannot represent clients at Federal Court.

How to find an immigration lawyer in Canada?
  • Referrals – Ask friends, family, or colleagues.
  • Law Society Directories – Search by location/specialty.
  • Online Research – Check reviews and testimonials.
  • Local Firms – Contact reputable immigration practices.
What questions should I ask an immigration lawyer?
  • Experience and approach to immigration cases
  • Communication plan and updates
  • Risks/challenges and timelines
  • Fees and fee structure
  • Testimonials
  • Options and strategies for your case
Is Canada friendly to immigrants?

Yes—Canada is widely recognized as welcoming and immigrant-friendly, embracing diversity and inclusion.

Successful Stories

These are genuine clients who obtained Canadian permanent residence directly—without first coming on a work permit or study permit. Their journeys were unique, but each success was built on careful planning, strong evidence, and clear guidance.