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Immigration Law in Ontario

From Express Entry to refugee claims, spousal sponsorship to judicial review at the Federal Court.

Licensed by the Law Society of Ontario.

Areas We Handle

Express Entry (FSW/CEC/Skilled Trades)
Provincial Nominee Program
Spousal Sponsorship
Child Sponsorship
Parent Sponsorship
Study Permit (New)
Study Permit (Extension)
Work Permit (LMIA)
Work Permit (CUSMA)
Visitor Visa / eTA
Visitor Extension
Refugee Claim
Refugee Appeal
Judicial Review
Humanitarian & Compassionate
PRRA
Deportation/Removal Defence
Citizenship Application
Other

Already Claiming Refugee Protection?

Complete our detailed Refugee Claim Intake, it mirrors the official Basis of Claim (BOC) form question by question, so we have a complete, dated record of what you told us before your official form is prepared.

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How We Work, Step by Step

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    Free initial consultation to understand your matter

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    Case assessment and strategy recommendation

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    Engagement, retainer agreement and fee structure confirmed

  4. 4

    Active representation through to resolution

Immigration Law: Common Questions

My study permit or visitor visa was refused. What are my options?

A refusal is not necessarily the end. Depending on the reasons given, options can include a stronger reapplication that addresses the officer's concerns, or judicial review at the Federal Court where the decision was unreasonable. Timelines for judicial review are short, so seek advice promptly.

I received a Procedural Fairness Letter from IRCC. What should I do?

A Procedural Fairness Letter should be treated seriously. The letter will specify the deadline for responding, and the appropriate response will depend on the concerns raised by IRCC. Because the deadline can be short, consider obtaining legal advice promptly before responding.

I lost my refugee claim. What can I do?

Depending on your situation, options can include an appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division, judicial review at the Federal Court, a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment, or a humanitarian and compassionate application. The deadlines are short and strict, so act right away.

I was banned for misrepresentation. Can I challenge the decision?

Possibly. A misrepresentation finding usually carries a five-year bar, but depending on the circumstances you may be able to seek judicial review at the Federal Court or address it carefully in a future application. Have your specific decision reviewed as soon as possible.

How much do you charge?

For most matters we work on a flat fee agreed in writing before any work begins, so you know the cost from the start rather than facing an open-ended hourly bill. For larger matters we can structure payment around milestones. Your first consultation is free, and you receive a clear breakdown of all fees up front.

Is my information confidential?

Yes. Everything you share is protected by solicitor-client privilege and stored on Canadian servers in compliance with PIPEDA.

How quickly will I hear back?

We aim to respond within one business day. For urgent or time-sensitive matters, call us directly.

Proudly Serving Clients Across Ontario

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