1. The stakes are too high to go it alone.

Moving to another country is the most important personal, professional, and financial decision that you will make in your life—even more important than a home purchase. Why would you make this decision without the benefit of legal counsel?
Don't jeopardise your dreams and your future plans by going it alone.

2. Innovative Strategies that can fast-track your case.

We have experience and expertise in crafting immigration strategies based upon your circumstances and your goals. We can avoid unneccessary mistakes and delays by filing bullet-proof applications that contain legal briefs and exhibits beyond the government checklists of required documents. We can assist you with determining if you should first apply for a temporary work permit and then apply for permanent residency while you are in North America; or if you should file for permanent residency in your home country and enhance your application with an Arranged Employment Offer. Moreover, in some instances, we can recommend implementing a visa strategy that involves filing your application at a different embassy than the one in your home country.
Benefit from our wealth of knowledge to find the best immigration strategy for you.

3. Immigration law is constantly changing.

Our licensed advisors are trained in immigration law and practice immigration law on a daily basis. To maintain their licensing, our advisors must attend Continuing Education seminars throughout the year. No amount of web surfing can help a non-professional acquire the level of expertise that a full-time practitioner has. Nor will the government websites provide you with information on how to navigate the maze of immigration options. Immigration law is complex and constantly changing.
It's important to retain a professional advisor who monitors legal developments on a full-time basis.

4. The Government will not help you.

Applying for immigration benefits is not like applying for a driver's license or a passport. You do not have a right to an approval and often applicants are confronted by a “Culture of No” that seeks to block them from entering North America. Government offices have quotas for the number of visas issued annually and officers will often cherry-pick applications from the queue. Sometimes, visa officers make mistakes and reject applications for legally questionable reasons.
You need an advocate to protect your rights during the process.

5. Some clients come to us after making costly mistakes.

Sometimes, clients come to us after they have applied for visas without legal representation and have gotten themselves into trouble. We have had clients apply on their own in order to save money and not have to pay legal fees—and then regret the time, stress, and legal fees incurred to fix the problems they have encountered with the Immigration Department.
Our fees are reasonable and any calculation of costs should include the cost of the stress of having the visa application denied or being deported from North America during a botched visa renewal application.