Representation before Canadian authorities: The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC); the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA); the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB); and the Employment and Social Development Canada

Representation

Before the IRB and the CBSA

- The Refugee Protection Division (RPD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB); including the Bases of Claim (BOC) preparation; writing Submissions; preparation of the Disclosure Packages on country conditions, and personal documents; mock/simulation of refugee protection hearings; abandonment hearings 

- The Refugee Appeal Division (RAD): filing and perfecting appeals in accordance with the RAD Rules 

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- The Immigration Division (ID): Admissibility hearings, and Detention Review hearings

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- Immigration Appeal Division (IAD): Rejected family class sponsorship appeals; removal orders of permanent residents and protected persons appeals; a residency obligation appeals; Minister’s appeals; and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

- Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA): Removal Orders interviews

Immigration (IRCC)

Representation before the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship (IRCC); Visa offices abroad; and applications for all immigration categories and programs:

- Economic Class: Federal Skilled Workers Program (FSW); Federal Skilled Trade Program (FST); Canadian Experience Class (CEC); Business Category: Start-up Visa; Self-Employed Class; Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP); Caregivers; Vulnerable workers

- Family Class sponsorship: Spouse, Common-low Partner, Conjugal Partner; Dependent Children; Adopted Children, Relatives, Parents and Grandparents; spouses or partners who experience abuse or violence

- Temporary Resident Program: All types of Temporary Resident Visa (TRV); Super Visa for Parents and Grandparents; Work & Study Visa (work permit & study permit); Extensions and Renewals of visas, work and study permits

- Restauration of status; Authorisation to Return to Canada (ARC)

- Temporary Resident Permits (TRP); Humanitarian and Compassionate Consideration (H&C) 

- Permanent residence (PR) and Citizenship