Permanent Immigration is essential for Canadian long-term economic growth. Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) administer more than 80 Economic Immigrant selection programs directly and in partnership with provinces through their Provincial Nominee Programs. You may find yourself stressed out and confused while navigating through the plethora of Immigration programs to determine the most suitable for you.

We can help if you want to apply for:

• Permanent immigration but are unsure which program suits your profile
• Permanent immigration as a skilled worker through Express Entry System
• Permanent immigration through Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program
• Nomination for permanent immigration as a skilled worker or Entrepreneur (Businessman) by a province or territory
• Recommendation for permanent immigration as a worker by specific communities throughout the country
• Permanent immigration/work permit as a skilled worker or Entrepreneur (Businessman) nominated by a province or territory or as a worker recommended by a specific community
• Permanent immigration as a worker in specific economic sectors – caregiving, healthcare, agri-food, cultural activities, and athletics
• Permanent immigration as a Self-employed person
• Permanent immigration as an Entrepreneur (Businessman) under Start-up Visa program
• Permanent immigration as an Owner-Operator of a Business in Canada
• Permanent immigration as an Intra-company transferee of your own Business

The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act has family reunification as one of its objectives. Therefore, Canadian citizens and permanent residents, who live in Canada, can sponsor eligible family members for Permanent Residence through family class sponsorship. You may like to file a sponsorship application for your spouse or partner or/and dependent children, parents or/and grandparents, or eligible relatives.

We can help if you want to sponsor:

• Spouse or Common-law partner or Conjugal partner for permanent immigration
• Dependent Children for permanent immigration
• Parents and/or Grandparents for permanent immigration
• Adopted children for permanent residence
• An eligible relative

We can also help you in appealing the refusal of your application for:

• Sponsoring your spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner
• Sponsoring your parents and/or your grandparents

Temporary Immigrants are equally essential for Canada’s economic well-being. Therefore IRCC also administers many programs directly and in partnership with provinces for the intake of international students, temporary foreign workers, and visitors.  Canada also offers permanent residence pathways to temporary residents. You may want to come to Canada as a temporary resident, or you may be looking for a way to become a permanent resident if you are already in Canada as a student, worker, or visitor.

We can help if you want to apply for:

• Study Permit
• Extending your stay in Canada as a students, restoring your status as a students in Canada, or changing conditions on your study permit
• Post-Graduation Work Permit
• Work Permit
• Extending your stay in Canada as a worker, restoring your status as a worker in Canada, or changing conditions on your work permit
• Open work permit for your spouse or common-law partner
• Visitor Visa
• Extending your stay in Canada as a visitor or restoring your status as a visitor in Canada
• Super Visa for Parents and Grandparents
• Changing your Temporary Residence Status – Visitor to Student or Worker, Student to Worker or Visitor, Worker to Student or Visitor

You may want to hire foreign workers temporarily or support them in their journey to permanent residence. You may need the help to apply for Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) or to submit an offer of employment through the Employer Portal.

We can help if you want to hire a temporary foreign worker and want to:

• Find out if you need a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
• Apply for a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
• Enrol in the Employer Portal.
• Create and submit offers of employment through the Employer Portal

The visa officer may have refused your visa application for permanent or temporary residence or the application of a relative you sponsored for permanent residence. You may need the advice to strengthen your new application or, in some cases, help to appeal the refusal.

If you want to reapply, we can:

• Advice you on how to overcome the reasons of previous refusal
• Prepare and submit your new application

If you want to appeal the refusal of your sponsorship application to sponsor your spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner, parents, or grandparents, we can:

• Submit the Notice of Appeal, prepare your case, and represent you at the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB)

If you want reconsideration of your refused application for Student Permit, Work Permit, or Visitor Visa, we can:

• Prepare a persuasive submission letter for your reconsideration request

You may have options to enter or remain in Canada even if you have encountered legal or other problems or are subject to a removal order. You may like to know your options and enter or remain in Canada, if possible.

• An overseas visa office denied your application for a permanent resident travel document determining that you did not meet your residency obligation. You may want to appeal the decision. We can submit the Notice of Appeal, prepare your case, and represent you at the Immigration Appeal Division of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
• You are a PR of Canada, a foreign national with a PR visa, or a Convention Refugee or Protected Person and have received a removal order. You may want to appeal the decision. We can submit the Notice of Appeal, prepare your case, and represent you at the Immigration Appeal Division of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
• If you have been detained by CBSA for immigration reasons, you will have to attend Detention Review Hearing(s). We can represent you at the hearing and make your case for unconditional release, release with conditions, or release under bond with conditions.
• If CBSA has reason to believe that you should not enter or remain in Canada, you may be ordered to appear before the Immigration Division. We can prepare your case, and represent you at the Immigration Division.
• If you have been the subject of a removal order from Canada, you will probably need an Authorization to Return to Canada (ARC) if you want to return. We can prepare a submission letter explaining why you’re inadmissible and why you should be allowed to return to Canada.
• If you’re otherwise inadmissible but have a reason to enter or stay in Canada that is justified in the circumstances, we can prepare a submission letter explaining why you’re inadmissible and why it may be justified for you to enter Canada. This may lead to a temporary resident permit (TRP) being issued to you.
• We can also help you with your applications for Individual Rehabilitation, Record Suspension, and assessment for Deemed Rehabilitation.

As a fundamental expression of Canadian humanitarian ideals, those who come to Canada claiming persecution, as well as those at risk of torture or cruel and unusual treatment or punishment, are granted a fair consideration. You may already be in Canada and looking for help to prepare your refugee claim or/and represent you at the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) of Canada.

If you already made a refugee claim at a port of entry (POE) or after entering Canada between official ports of entry (as an irregular border crosser) and your claim has been referred to the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) of Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB), we can help you:

• Fill your Basis of Claim Form (BOC Form).
• Prepare for your hearing and represent you at the hearing.
• Apply for work permit/study permit while waiting for a Hearing.

If you are in Canada and want to make a refugee claim, we can help you:

• Prepare you application including the Basis of Claim Form (BOC Form).
• Prepare for your hearing and represent you at the hearing.
• Apply for work permit/study permit while waiting for a Hearing.