Our Recent Immigration Success Stories

Submissions Help Grant Work Permit and ARC Approval

Our office was approached by a young man with respect to his options for returning to Canada. He had been previously deported from Canada, however, had a valid job offer as a caregiver.  After assisting his employer to obtain a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment, we submitted an application for a work permit with an accompanying Authorization to Return (ARC) to Canada for the young man.

We made strong submissions with respect to the circumstances surrounding his departure from Canada, the need for him to return to Canada, as well as the steps that he had taken since his departure to upgrade his education and find work in his chosen field. Our submissions and supporting documents were accepted by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and both his applications for work permit and ARC were recently approved.

Applicant Granted Study Permit

Recently, our firm assisted with an individual’s study permit application. The matter was quite challenging considering that the applicant had applied on his own twice in the past, and was refused in both instances. However, with our submissions, we are very pleased with the end result, in which the applicant has successfully obtained his study permit.

Status in Canada Granted on Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds

Our client successfully landed this week after a number of attempts to secure status in Canada. Following a failed refugee claim and refusal of his application based on humanitarian and compassionate grounds (H&C), he retained our office to complete a second H&C application. This application highlighted his strong establishment in Canada, his commendable contribution to Canadian society, and the significant hardship he would face upon return to his country of origin, which has suffered decades of civil strife. We are very pleased that our client can now officially call Canada home!

Strong Submissions Grant PR Status Under H&C Grounds

Our firm assisted a client who had been out of status for a considerably long period of time in Canada. We submitted an application under the Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds (H&C) category. We prepared strong submissions highlighting our client’s establishment in Canada, her involvement in the community and the disproportionate hardship she would face if she returned to her birth country, given her extended absence and lack of ties. We recently received correspondence that the application has been approved!