Canadian Immigration Lawyers – Canada Immigration Law Firm
Our fundamental goal is to help our clients successfully accomplish their immigration-related objectives. We succeed in a competitive environment and challenge other law firms through dynamic solutions to complex Canadian immigration problems.
Fill out our free assessment form[1] to see if you qualify for Canadian immigration, or contact us[2] for experienced assistance with any Canadian immigration matter, including work[3] and study[4] permit applications.
Why hire a lawyer?
Hiring a Canadian immigration lawyer is not mandatory. Citizenship and Immigration Canada make clear that no special attention will be paid to a file as the result of using representation. So why hire an experienced Canadian immigration attorney instead of applying on your own?
The reality is, while some Canadian immigration procedures and forms may appear simple, the legal considerations and ramifications that pertain are highly complex. Far too often our firm is contacted to do damage control after a situation has escalated. The consequences of not getting it right the first time range from costly delays to a negative decision, and most errors made by those who self-represent would have been avoided by an experienced Canadian immigration lawyer. When a mandate is entrusted to our firm, the client benefits from experienced and talented professionals who collaborate on every file and adhere to a strict code of ethics.
In the words of the Canadian Bar Association, “Having a lawyer with years of training and expertise may result in a quicker and more favourable outcome because of the inclusion of persuasive argument about the merits of the case, and the avoidance of errors or omitted information.”
Choosing the right Canadian immigration lawyer
Choosing the right Canadian immigration lawyer is a decision worth getting right the first time. Provincial bar associations regulate lawyers by ensuring they meet appropriate standards of education, skill and professionalism. However, it is the client’s responsibility to properly vet his or her options when selecting a lawyer.