Canadian Immigration Lawyers & Consultants for Families and Professionals
We are friendly, professional Canada immigration lawyers working in Canada and across the world.
For immediate help and support from our Canadian immigration law specialists, reach out to us on +1 844 290 6312 or contact us online today.
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Why Should I Hire a Canadian Immigration Lawyer?
The popularity of immigrating to Canada means that the Canadian immigration system is tightly regulated and highly complex, often refusing entry to anyone but the most qualified and decorated candidates.
This is why, perhaps more than any other country in the world, legal advice is highly beneficial when immigrating to Canada. Choosing a legal representative to help with your case means:

Reduced stress and anxiety for you and your loved ones

Ongoing support throughout and beyond your case to help deal with any difficulties or complications that may arise

A greater chance of success and approval with the backing of an experienced lawyer by your side

Peace of mind that your case is being handled by a qualified immigration professional
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Why Choose IAS’s Lawyers For Your Canadian Immigration Case?
Our team at IAS have already helped guide over 9000 immigration applications to success and are backed by decades’ worth of experience in international immigration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hundreds of thousands of people apply to immigrate to Canada every year, with the goal of many of them being obtaining permanent residency (PR).
This includes those applying for Express Entry pathways, which although highly desirable, can also be fiercely competitive.
Working closely alongside you, our legal advisers can help maximise your chances of obtaining Canadian permanent residency, drawing upon our deep knowledge of Canadian immigration law.
Our team of legal advisers can:
- Determine your eligibility for Express Entry or PR programmes and advise on which pathway would suit you and your family best
- Advise on ways to increase your CRS score to help you stand out in the candidate pool
- Organise and collate all your supporting documents for a smoother application process
- Liaise with IRCC on your behalf to deal with any potential issues or questions that may arise
- Support you after obtaining PR status and help you settle into your new Canadian home
Whether you’re looking for temporary work, specialism-specific work, investment opportunities or just want to explore what options are available to you, IAS’ immigration lawyers can help you obtain a Canadian work permit.
Our team of legal advisers can:
- Carefully assess your skills and experience to find the right work permit for you
- Liaise with your prospective employer to ensure that your application is fully compliant according to IRCC standards, including Labour Market Impact Assessments
- Help facilitate easier transitions between permits and immigration statuses for complex or challenging cases
- Advise on how to help your family members to also obtain Canadian work permits
Our team at IAS knows how important it can be to families that their reunification efforts go according to plan. That’s why we offer full, comprehensive support for Canadian family sponsorship applications, tailored to your family’s specific needs.
Our team of legal advisers can:
- Fully brief you on the eligibility criteria for Canadian family reunification and help to address any potential issues or shortcomings with your application
- Assist with gathering all relevant supporting documentation to strengthen your case
- Liaise with IRCC on your behalf to track the status of your application and deal with any complications that may arise
- Help you if you’re an immigrant in Canada and you’ve been a victim of family violence or abuse
IAS’ immigration specialists can help with several facets of Canadian immigration and citizenship law.
This includes (but is not limited to) the following:
- Study permits and assistance for international students wishing to study in Canada
- Canadian citizenship applications
- Francophone and Quebec-specific immigration pathways
- Immigration appeals and legal representation at official hearings
- Inadmissibility cases and other complex or challenging legal scenarios
Only licensed consultants authorized by the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC) or recognized law societies can provide legal immigration advice. You can verify credentials through the ICCRC registry or provincial law society websites. IAS Services works with fully licensed professionals to ensure compliance and legitimacy.
Yes, particularly for complex cases such as appeals, PR under skilled or business streams, or family sponsorships. Lawyers ensure your application is complete, reduce the risk of rejection, and provide legal representation if issues arise. IAS Services emphasizes expert guidance, increasing the chances of fast and successful approvals.
To become a licensed immigration lawyer, you must complete a law degree (JD or LLB), pass the bar exam in your province, and often gain experience in immigration law. Membership in a provincial law society is mandatory. Some lawyers also pursue specialized immigration law courses or certifications.
The “90% rule” often refers to Express Entry eligibility or CRS scoring, where candidates with high scores (around 90% of top points) have a better chance of receiving an ITA (Invitation to Apply). Essentially, it highlights that highly competitive applicants have a strong likelihood of success.
A lawyer cannot directly shorten government processing times, which are set by IRCC. However, they prevent delays caused by errors, missing documents, or non-compliance, which often speeds up overall approval. IAS Services ensures applications are error-free, improving the practical speed of success.
Yes, you can apply for Permanent Residency on your own, especially through programs like Express Entry. However, mistakes can lead to refusals or delays. Working with experts like IAS Services reduces risk and increases confidence, particularly for complex categories.
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