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Immigration Services

Personalized assistance with temporary and permanent residence, family reunification, study and work authorisation, refugee protection and citizenship. Program eligibility and availability vary.

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Permanent Residence

  • Express Entry — Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) and Federal Skilled Trades (FST).
  • Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) applications and nominations.
  • Permanent residence applications and document preparation.
  • Permanent residence pathways for eligible workers and international graduates.
  • PR card renewals and replacements.
  • Permanent resident travel document applications.
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Family Sponsorship & Family Immigration

  • Spousal and common-law partner sponsorship, in Canada and abroad.
  • Dependent child sponsorship.
  • Parent and grandparent sponsorship, where programs are open.
  • Sponsorship refusals and appeals, where permitted.
  • Adoption-related immigration and citizenship applications.
  • Family reunification and accompanying family-member applications.
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Study Permits & International Students

  • Study permit applications and extensions.
  • Study permit refusals and reconsideration requests.
  • Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) applications.
  • Restoration of student status, where eligible.
  • Guidance on changing programs or institutions and the immigration implications.
  • Family-member applications connected to an eligible student.
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Work Permits & Temporary Workers

  • Employer-specific and open work permit applications.
  • Work permit extensions and restoration of status.
  • Spousal and family-member work permit eligibility.
  • LMIA-related advice and work permit applications.
  • International Mobility Program applications.
  • Temporary foreign worker compliance and related immigration issues.
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Visitor Visas & Temporary Residence

  • Visitor visa (Temporary Resident Visa) applications.
  • Visitor record applications and extensions.
  • Super Visa applications for eligible parents and grandparents.
  • Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) guidance.
  • Business visitor applications and advice.
  • Visitor visa refusals and reapplications.
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Refugee Protection & Asylum

  • Refugee claim preparation and representation before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB).
  • Refugee Protection Division (RPD) hearings.
  • Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) appeals, where available.
  • Refugee-related admissibility and exclusion issues.
  • Pre-removal risk assessment (PRRA) applications, where eligible.
  • Humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) applications.
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Citizenship & Nationality

  • Canadian citizenship applications.
  • Citizenship grant eligibility and application support.
  • Proof of Canadian citizenship applications.
  • Citizenship certificate replacement and corrections.
  • Citizenship refusal and appeal options, where available.
  • Citizenship issues involving children born abroad or adopted children.
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Refusals, Inadmissibility & Complex Cases

  • Review of refused immigration applications.
  • Criminal inadmissibility and rehabilitation applications.
  • Temporary resident permits (TRPs), where appropriate.
  • Misrepresentation concerns and responses to procedural fairness letters.
  • Medical inadmissibility issues.
  • Restoration of temporary resident status.
  • Allegations of immigration fraud and responses to fairness concerns.

Canada-wide immigration services are subject to jurisdiction and case acceptance. Program requirements, draws and processing times change without notice — eligibility is always confirmed against the rules in force on the day your application is submitted.

Start with a consultation

We review your background, explain the pathways realistically open to you, and give you a written summary of the recommended route, timeline and fees before you decide to proceed.

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