BusinessDo you want to immigrate to Canada?
Federal Express Entry , Family Sponsorship, Provincial Nominees
OUTLAND APPLICATIONS
Do you want to visit or study in Canada?
We assist applicants on a case-by-case basis to determine their needs and achieve their aim of studying or visiting Canada. Our clients benefit from our wealth of knowledge of Canadian Immigration Law to send out robust applications that ensure success. Persons who apply to visit or study in Canada must meet certain requirements which include eligibility, and admissibility, and must also convince immigration that they will leave Canada at the end of their authorized period of stay.
- Study Permit
- Visitor Visa
- Business Visa
Do you want to immigrate to Canada?
Canadian citizens or permanent residents may sponsor certain close family members who are citizens of other countries to immigrate to Canada. Foreign nationals may also qualify to immigrate to Canada under the Federal Skilled Workers Class or Federal Skilled Trades Class. We represent applicants in the following applications:
– Spouse and Family Sponsorships
– Federal Skilled Worker/Trade
– Express Entry
– Provincial Nominee Programs
INLAND APPLICATIONS
We represent clients who are in Canada and qualify for permanent residence under the following
categories:
- Canadian Experience Class
- Protected Persons
- Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations
We also represent clients in work permit applications and other temporary residence In-Canada
applications.
REFUGEE PROTECTION IMMIGRATION
REFUGEE PROTECTION CLAIMS
We represent clients in refugee matters. Those seeking Canada’s protection can make a Refugee Claim if they are in Canada.
A refugee is a person who fears persecution in their home country on the basis of their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or particular social group. Refugee status can also be established if a person can show a risk to their life or of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment, or a risk of torture in their home country.
In all cases, the risk faced by the refugee must be a personal one, and not one related to a general risk in the home country. The risk must also be one that the authorities in the home country are unable or unwilling to protect the refugee claimant from.
PRE-REMOVAL RISK ASSESSMENT (PRRA)
We represent persons in Canada under a removal order who are given the opportunity to complete a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) before they are deported from Canada. The purpose of the PRRA is to assess whether the applicant faces a risk in their home country and as a result should not be deported there.
HUMANITARIAN AND COMPASSIONATE APPLICATIONS (H & C)
We represent foreign nationals who are in Canada and would face some special hardship if they have to return to their home country to apply for permanent residence on humanitarian and compassionate (H & C) grounds. This is a kind of in-Canada application where the immigration authorities can grant permanent residence if they consider there to be compelling reasons as to why the applicant should be allowed to remain in Canada.
IMMIGRATION APPEAL SERVICES
REFUGEE APPEALS
We represent clients seeking to challenge negative decisions of the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) at the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD). We assist in filing Notice of Appeal, prepare Memorandums and compile Appeal Records that are transmitted to the RAD. The RAD then reviews the evidence and either remit the case back to the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) for re-determination or substitute it with their own decision. We specialize in complex cases.
SPONSORSHIP APPEALS
We appeal unsuccessful attempts to sponsor a family member, spouse or common-law partner to the
Immigration Appeal Division (IAD), where a decision was rendered for an outland sponsorship application. The IAD is an independent administrative tribunal that acts like a court to review
immigration decisions on a de novo basis, including hearing any new evidence then deciding whether or
not the decision of the immigration authorities should be overturned.
RESIDENCY APPEALS
Canadian permanent residents who have been found not to have met the residency requirements, and have lost their permanent residence as a result, can appeal the negative decision to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). We provide representations for this class of application.
CITIZENSHIP APPEALS
Permanent residents who applied for Canadian citizenship and were rejected or have had their Canadian citizenship revoked through certain circumstances can respond or appeal the negative decision to the citizenship authorities.
JUDICIAL REVIEW
We assist clients to apply for judicial review at the Federal Court for any kind of refused immigration application like study permits, work permits, or visa applications.
We also make applications to the Federal Court for Judicial Review of negative decisions arising from the following:
Refugee Appeal Division (RAD)
PRRA (Pre-Removal Risk Assessment)
Humanitarian and Compassionate Applications (H and C)
In Canada Spousal Sponsorships
Temporal Residence to Permanent Residence Pathway Applications
STAY OF DEPORTATION
We assist applicants to file applications for stay of deportation when a removal order becomes effective, and the applicant has exhausted statutory appeal mechanisms. We also help applicants to file for deferral with the Canada Border Services Agency.
ADMISSIBILITY
We deal with all immigration detention cases and inadmissibility cases involving foreign nationals and permanent residents. We challenge A44 reports issued by representatives of the Minister for Citizenship and Immigration where such reports are in breach of Canadian charter rights and freedom.
MANDAMUS APPLICATIONS
Our office can help you to do a mandamus application to the Federal Court if the immigration authority is delaying the processing of your immigration application for no good reason. We can request the court to order the immigration authority to fast-track the processing of the application. Book a consultation now.
