Other Services

  • Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA)

    You may be eligible for a PRAA if you are being removed from Canada. It is important that your PRAA application is received no later than fifteen days if the application was given to you in person or twenty-two days if the application was sent to you by mail. You may apply for Open Work Permit application while you are waiting for a decision on your PRAA application.

  • Humanitarian & Compassionate (H&C)

    Those who would not normally be eligible for permanent residence may be eligible to apply under the H&C stream. IRCC looks at several factors when determining a decision for an H&C claim like best interests of the child, family ties to Canada, and how the person has settles into Canada.

  • Permanent Residence Cards (PR Card) and Travel Documents

    Permanent Residents (PRs) must have a Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD) or valid Permanent Resident Card to return to Canada by boat, plane, train, or bus. If you do not have a valid PR card or PRTD you may not be able to board. You are still a Permanent Resident if your PR card is expired.

    If you have a lost, stolen, or destroyed PR Card outside of Canada you will need to apply for PRTD to return to Canada. Once you are in Canada you may proceed with an application to obtain a PR Card.

  • Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)

    LMIA is an application that an employer must complete and submit to Service Canada to request a foreign worker. A positive LMIA proves that a foreign worker is needed at his/her place of business. It also indicates there is no Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident available to hire.

  • Interview with CBSA or IRCC officer

    If you are asked for an interview with a CBSA or IRCC officer regarding your immigration situation it is important to obtain legal advice. Knowing your rights its crucial!

  • Section 44 Report Preparation and Interview

    You might have been given a Section 44 Report if an officer believes you are inadmissible to Canada. It is important to obtain legal advice immediately.

  • Affidavits and Statutory Declarations

    An affidavit is a written stamen taken under oath and holds a lot of weight to strengthen immigration cases. Statutory declarations have the same force of effect as an affidavit as if made under oath.

  • Invitation Letters

    Do you want a family member to visit you in Canada? Your family member will need an invitation letter from you satisfying the visa officer that you are inviting them to Canada. Let us help You!