Real Stories, Real Results

The Challenge:

Client fled after facing threats for organizing peaceful protests. Initial claim was denied due to inconsistencies in testimony caused by trauma and language barriers.

Our Approach:

We brought in a psychologist to document PTSD symptoms, worked with a cultural interpreter, and gathered country condition evidence showing systematic persecution of activists.

The Challenge:

Client had a criminal conviction from 8 years ago when he was 19. Despite building a stable life since then, he received a deportation order that would separate him from his Canadian-born kids.

Our Approach:

Filed a humanitarian & compassionate application emphasizing rehabilitation, family ties, and best interests of the children. Gathered letters from employers, community members, and his kids' school.

The Challenge:

Client wanted to sponsor both parents but was just slightly below the income threshold due to a job change. Previous applications had been returned as incomplete.

Our Approach:

Added client's spouse as co-signer to meet financial requirements. Meticulously organized all supporting documents and included a detailed explanation of the family's situation and financial stability.

The Challenge:

Company wanted to hire specialized software engineer from abroad but couldn't wait for the LMIA process. Job didn't fit typical exemption categories at first glance.

Our Approach:

Identified eligibility under CUSMA professional category. Restructured job description to align with treaty language while maintaining the actual role requirements.

The Challenge:

Client's citizenship was denied because officer didn't accept her calculation of physical presence days. She travelled frequently for work and the dates got complicated.

Our Approach:

Requested her file under ATIP to see exactly what the officer questioned. Cross-referenced passport stamps, work records, and bank statements to prove she met the requirement with days to spare.

The Challenge:

Client faced violence and threats after coming out in a country where same-sex relationships are criminalized. Had to hide his identity for years and lacked documentation of persecution.

Our Approach:

Prepared detailed personal narrative, obtained expert evidence on country conditions for LGBTQ+ individuals, and connected client with support groups who provided letters of support.

The Challenge:

Client was detained after his refugee claim was rejected and he couldn't get travel documents to return home. He'd been in detention for 9 months with no end in sight.

Our Approach:

Argued that continued detention was unreasonable given no realistic removal timeline. Found a community sponsor and proposed strict conditions for release.

The Challenge:

Couple married quickly after meeting online, significant age difference, and limited photos together. Officer requested interview due to concerns about relationship authenticity.

Our Approach:

Compiled extensive communication records, financial interdependence proof, and testimonials from both families. Prepared couple thoroughly for interview questions.

The Challenge:

Small restaurant wanted to bring experienced manager from overseas. Previous LMIA attempt was rejected for insufficient recruitment efforts.

Our Approach:

Developed comprehensive recruitment plan showing genuine efforts to hire locally. Documented specialized skills needed and why Canadian applicants didn't meet requirements.