Immigration
Practice Areas
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- 67 Conarty Crescent, Whitby, Ontario
- info@northgatelaw.ca
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(506) 292-7927
legal advice and representation to individuals, families, and businesses navigating Canada’s immigration system. We cover temporary and permanent residence matters, including work permits, study permits, family sponsorship, and economic immigration programs. Helping clients understand their options, prepare their applications, and address legal issues that may arise throughout the immigration process.
01 Permanent Residence
We advise clients on permanent residence pathways, including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, and other economic immigration programs available under Canadian immigration law.
02 Work Permits
We assist individuals and employers with work permit matters, including employer-specific and open work permits, extensions, and related immigration requirements.
03 Family Sponsorship
We provide legal guidance on family sponsorship applications, including sponsorship of spouses, common-law partners, dependent children, and other eligible family members.
04 Study & Immigration
We assist international students with study permits, extensions, and related immigration matters, including pathways that may allow eligible graduates to work in Canada.
Areas of Tax Practice
- Permanent Residence
- Express Entry
- Provincial Nominee Programs
- Work Permits
- Study Permits
- Family Sponsorship
- Spousal Sponsorship
- Visitor Visas
- Post-Graduation Work Permits
- Temporary Residence
- Citizenship Matters
- Immigration Applications & Appeals
1. How can I apply for permanent residence in Canada?
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In relation to corporate firms and startups, legal advice considers the risk, safety, and sustainability of the venture. It’s all about making sure that the legal framework of a company is as secure as possible, and that means carefully considering each and every regulatory, professional element the owner might encounter.
2. Do I need a work permit to work in Canada?
In most cases, foreign nationals require authorization to work in Canada. The type of work permit and eligibility requirements depend on the nature of the work and the applicant’s circumstances.
3. Can I sponsor my spouse or family member to Canada?
Eligible Canadian citizens and permanent residents may be able to sponsor certain family members for permanent residence, subject to the requirements of the applicable sponsorship program.
4. Can international students work in Canada?
Some international students may be eligible to work while studying, subject to the conditions of their study permit and applicable immigration rules. Eligible graduates may also qualify for a Post-Graduation Work Permit.