Canadian Immigration Lawyers
Immigration
Law Wise Immigration lawyers focus on providing representation and advice to individuals looking to obtain a Canadian visa and enter Canada on a permanent or temporary basis.
For foreign nationals: Our services cover Express Entry, LMIA, Work permits, Permanent Residence Applications, Provincial Nomination Program (PNP) applications, Visitors Visa, Study Permits, Canadian Business Immigration and Family Sponsorship cases.
For Inland Canada Applicants: Our Services Include, Applications under Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Post Graduate Work Permits, Provincial Nomination Cases, Canadian Citizenship Applications and Refugee Claims & Appeals.
We act as Immigration Attorneys for clients in all of the above categories, and we take pride in the care we bring to their cases and applications. Canada offers many immigration programs. Contact us to see which you may be eligible for.
With the availability of multiple options, working out which immigration program suits you can sometimes be challenging. Every application is unique and requires personalized attention and extensive documentation. Law Wise Immigration Lawyers in Mississauga, serving Brampton, Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, make every effort to bring a successful outcome to your application.
We are an experienced & professional team of Immigration Lawyers licensed by the Law Society of Ontario, and able to help you with all your legal needs regarding Immigration & Citizenship to Canada.
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- Our Immigration Law Firm provides a full range of professional legal services if you need immigration representation at higher forums.
- We can help you appeal decisions to the Immigration Appeal Division or the Refugee Appeal Division, or apply to the Federal Court for judicial review, as the case may be.
- We can help you appeal the visa officer’s decision on your medical, criminal or other inadmissibility.
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FAQs
How can you immigrate to Canada through Express Entry?
Canada uses the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) to rank skilled worker candidates who want to immigrate to Canada through Express Entry. The CRS awards candidates a score based on criteria such as their age, education, language skills, and work experience.
Our experienced Immigration Lawyers Canada can guide you on how to achieve the CRS score you need to succeed in your immigration goals.
How Can I get Permanent Residence through the Provincial Nomination Program (PNP)?
The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is the most popular way to immigrate to Canada as a skilled worker after Express Entry. Nearly every province and territory operates the PNP to welcome skilled workers from all over the world to help strengthen their economies.
The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals who wish to immigrate to Canada and who are interested in settling in a particular province.
Discuss your options with our experienced Immigration Attorneys Canada; we will let you know which Provincial Nomination Program suits your immigration needs.
How can I study in Canada?
Universities, colleges, and other educational institutions that are approved by a provincial or territorial government to welcome international students are called designated learning institutions. The primary requirement for applying for a Canadian study permit is a letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution in Canada. Most applicants also need a provincial or territorial attestation letter and proof of funds.
Our lawyers can help you throughout the application process and help you select a study program in designated colleges & universities.
Upon obtaining a letter of acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution, Law Wise Immigration Lawyers can help you submit an application to the Government of Canada for a study permit. The study permit is a document that you need to legally remain in Canada as a student.
How can I get a Work Permit in Canada?
Canada offers many different work permit options for global talent and employers. Canada operates the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) and the International Mobility Program (IMP). The difference between the two programs is the TFWP requires a labour market test, known as the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). Under the IMP, Canadian employers do not need a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). These include workers who enter Canada under specified trade agreements such as the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) or the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), workers who enter Canada with an open work permit, and workers who are intra-company transferees to Canada. Another program, the Global Talent Stream, is also part of Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program.
Under the Spousal Open Work Permit category, you may want your spouse and dependent children to join you in Canada. A spousal work permit can make this situation possible. A spousal work permit allows your spouse to engage with the local community, earn income from meaningful employment, and allows for family reunification. Eligibility was narrowed in January 2025: it now depends on the foreign worker’s occupation and remaining permit length, or on the international student’s program, so it should be checked before you apply.
After completing your education in Canada, you can gain Canadian work experience by obtaining a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) which, depending on your Canadian academic program, may enable you to work in Canada for up to three years.
There are numerous other categories of Work Permits which allow you to work in Canada and gain Canadian Experience.
At Law Wise, our experienced Immigration lawyers can help you understand the process and walk you through every step smoothly. A properly prepared application and clear submissions give the visa officer what is needed to assess your Work permit application.
How difficult is getting a Canada Visit Visa?
If you wish to visit Canada for business or for pleasure, you need a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV).
If the visa applicant has a good reason for wanting to come to Canada and otherwise meets the relevant criteria, the application may be approved. However, the approval of this type of visa application is highly discretionary on the part of the visa officer, so a properly prepared application is essential for success.
Generally speaking, when assessing an application for a Temporary Resident Visa, the immigration authorities will consider the purpose of the visit, whether the applicant has sufficient funds to support themselves during their stay, and whether the applicant is likely to return to their home country at the end of their visit.
There are various types of Temporary Resident Visas such as tourist visas, business visitors visas, super visas for Parents & Grandparents, and visit visas to see family members or for medical needs. All of these have respective requirements to be met by the visitor.
We help applicants show immigration authorities that they meet all criteria and are likely to comply with the rules related to their stay. Law Wise’s experienced Immigration Attorneys craft your application in a way that increases the chance of issuance of Temporary Resident Visas. A refusal may be challenged by applying to the Federal Court for leave and judicial review, and Law Wise’s experienced lawyers can help you through that process.
Can a Canadian sponsor their family abroad?
If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada, 18 years of age or older and able to support the sponsored person for several years, you may be eligible to sponsor your spouse or common-law partner, dependent children, and parents and grandparents.
Family reunification is one of the pillars of Canada’s immigration system and family class sponsorship programs fulfill this purpose. There are several special requirements that both the sponsor and the sponsored person should meet.
Law Wise Immigration Lawyers understand your specific circumstances and provide tailored solutions. A Family Sponsorship application can be tricky for some spouses and sponsors if it is not handled properly. We ensure proper documentation, prompt communication and a professional approach to achieve successful outcomes for you.
What is Canadian Business Immigration?
Canadian federal and provincial governments offer a number of options that may allow you to fast-track the Canadian immigration process. If you are a business person, there are several business immigration pathways from which to choose. Depending on where you plan to reside, you may choose to apply through one of the programs offered by a particular province, such as the Quebec business immigration programs, or by the federal government. Start exploring your options with a free assessment from Law Wise, and we will be pleased to discuss your Business Class immigration options with you.
Entrepreneur Immigration: Individuals with a certain net worth and business management experience who plan to run a business in Canada may be able to submit an application.
Canada Self Employed Immigration: This federal program for self-employed individuals is paused, and IRCC is not accepting new applications at this time.
Start-Up Visas: This federal program supported entrepreneurs backed by a designated Canadian organization. IRCC has paused it and is not accepting new applications at this time.
Business Provincial Nomination: Depending upon the province, a number of immigration programs may be available for those looking to operate a business in that province. Many provinces have business immigration options that are part of their Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs).
Discuss your business immigration options with Law Wise’s experienced Immigration Attorneys and let us help you take the next step.
CONTACT US:
At Law Wise Professional Corporation, our experienced Immigration Lawyers Canada understand your specific circumstances and offer customized solutions. We are committed to prompt communication and a professional approach.
Feel free to contact us. We speak languages such as English, Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi.
You can email us: info@lawwise.ca
Call us: +1 647 948-7819
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