Permanent residence
Express Entry, provincial nominee programs, and specialized pilots. We match your profile to the pathway most likely to succeed and run the file end to end.
There are more than 80 ways to become a Canadian permanent resident. Federal programs, provincial nominee streams, and regional pilots all have different criteria, timelines, and odds. Choosing the right one is most of the battle. We assess your profile honestly and build the application for the program where you are actually strongest.
The pathways
How we work
Talk to one of our licensed lawyer's to tell us your background and needs. We then provide expert advice and suggested next steps, including a flat fee for further assistance.
You'll work closely with our team on our secure, AI-powered software to prepare and finalize your application as quickly as possible.
An Ontario licensed immigration lawyer always does a final review (sometimes twice), and files on your behalf.
Flat fees. Personal responses within 24 business hours. No surprises.
What to know
Which program can you actually win? Applying to the wrong one costs a year, not a form. We assess your profile against everything that is open, tell you plainly where you stand, and build the application for the strongest route.
Express Entry is the federal system for skilled workers. Your Comprehensive Ranking System score decides whether you are invited to apply. Language scores, education, and work experience drive it, and category based draws favour certain occupations in health care, trades, and French language ability.
Every province runs its own streams targeting the workers it needs, and there are more than 80 of them. Base streams run outside Express Entry. Enhanced streams work inside it and add 600 points to your CRS score, which all but guarantees an invitation.
Most streams want a connection to the province: a job offer, work experience, studies there, or family. Language ability, education credentials, and settlement funds round out the file. Some streams open and close with little notice, so timing matters as much as eligibility.
You apply to the province first. If nominated, you then apply to IRCC for permanent residence with the nomination in hand. Two applications, two sets of criteria, one coordinated strategy.
Regional and sector pilots serve employers and communities outside the big cities. Family sponsorship and humanitarian routes cover situations the economic programs do not. If a pathway exists for your facts, we will find it.
Why us
We compare your profile against federal and provincial criteria and tell you where you actually qualify, not where you hope to.
Language scores, education assessments, and category based draws can all move your ranking. We plan the improvements that matter.
PR applications fail on missing evidence. Our document review flags gaps before IRCC does.
Quoted up front for the whole application. No hourly billing and no surprises.
FAQ
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Meet our Managing Partner
Founding Partner
Josh is a Toronto-based lawyer who has been practicing immigration law for more than 9 years. More specifically, he's helped thousands of individuals and companies navigate Canadian immigration - from work permits to permanent residence, study permits, citizenship, LMIAs and more. Josh always puts his clients first, and believes quick and thoughtful communication is most important to making the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Called to the Ontario Bar. Member of the Law Society of Ontario, and the Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association.
Ready to get started
Share a few details about your education, work history, and language scores. Within one business day, an Ontario licensed immigration lawyer will tell you which PR pathway fits you best and what filing looks like.