You may be eligible to sponsor a spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner to Canada. You must be at least 18 years of age and a canadian citizen or permanent resident in order to be an eligible sponsor. If you live in Quebec, your spouse will also need a Certificate of Selection from the Ministère de l’immigration, de la Diversité et de l’Inclusion in order to move to Canada.
Immigration assistance in Canada
Obtaining permanent residency, citizenship, work or study permits or sponsoring your loved one can be a complex process not without its challenges. In most cases, you must meet stringent criteria, provide the correct documentation, and be able to successfully navigate challenges that arise during the process.
From the first meeting with one of our immigration attorneys, you will get help in understanding what is needed. They will prepare your for each milestone and guide you through obstacles should they arise.
Should you contact an immigration attorney?
You should contact a qualified attorney if one the following situations apply to you:
- You’d like help in understanding the process of obtaining permanent resident status in Canada, what is involved, and what will be asked of you at each step of the way
- You would like to work or study in Canada
- You would like to visit Canada
- You would like to come to Canada as an investor, entrepreneur or self-employed worker (Quebec Immigration Programs for Business People)
- You would like to participate in one of the provincial or federal economic immigration programs
- You would like to hire employees from abroad to work in your company in Canada
- You would like to participate in one of the International Experience Canada categories (work and study in Canada)
- You would like to sponsor a relative to join you in Canada
- You would like to submit a Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds Application
Our dedicated immigration attorneys can help you with any of the following:
- Permanent Residency
- Family Sponsorship
- Humanitarian & Compassionate Grounds Application
- Citizenship Application
- Visitor Visa
- Study Permit
- Work Permit
- Skilled Worker Application (Express Entry)
- Labor Market Impact Assessment for employers
- Provincial and federal immigration programs for business people
- International Experience Canada categories (work and study in Canada)