Absolutely. Our expertise covers a wide range of immigration needs, including family reunification, obtaining work permits for employees, facilitating permanent residency processes, and providing strategic advice for companies looking to establish or strengthen their presence in Canada.

Yes, we offer representation for humanitarian cases and immigration litigation. Our expertise is well-recognized in defending the rights of individuals in complex and sensitive situations, and we are committed to providing comprehensive legal support for these types of cases.

There are several differences. First, only a lawyer can represent clients before certain courts, such as the Federal Court. Additionally, as a member of the Quebec Bar, the client is protected by solicitor-client privilege, meaning the absolute confidentiality of the information and documents shared by and with their clients. Lawyers are required to graduate from a recognized university law program, while  immigration consultants are not.