Canadian Law Firm
Tech for speed, lawyers for judgment. We help individuals, families, and employers with immigration and employment law, with a licensed Ontario lawyer on every file and flat fees you know up front.
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Meet our Managing Partner
Founding Partner
Josh is a Toronto-based lawyer and legal technology entrepreneur who has been practicing law for more than 9 years. He's helped thousands of individuals and companies navigate high-stakes legal problems, and built the technology our firm runs on to make expert legal help faster and more affordable. 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.
Immigration
Canadian immigration from work permits to citizenship, for individuals, families, founders, and employers. Federal and provincial programs, routine files and complex ones, including at the Federal Court.
Employer-specific and open permits, first applications and extensions.
Applications and extensions for students coming to Canada.
Visitor visas and super visas for family and guests coming to Canada.
Fast-track work permits for the tech workers you want to hire.
Your profile, your score, and the full permanent residence application.
Federal and provincial routes to PR, matched to your situation.
Claiming Canadian citizenship through a parent or grandparent.
Humanitarian and compassionate applications when no other route fits.
Not sure which one applies to you? Tell us your situation and we will point you the right way.
How it works
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 lawyer always does a final review (sometimes twice), and files on your behalf.
Flat fees. Personal responses within 24 business hours. No surprises.
FAQ
For most applications you are allowed to apply yourself, and some people do. Where a lawyer earns their fee is in the files that are not straightforward: a past refusal, a gap in your status, a tight deadline, or documents that are hard to explain. One missed detail can cost months. In a consultation we will tell you honestly whether your situation is one you can handle alone.
We work on flat fees, not hourly billing. After your consultation you get a written quote for the whole application, so you know the full legal fee before you commit to anything. Government processing fees are paid separately to IRCC and are not part of our fee.
We reply within one business day, usually faster, and you can book a consultation straight away. In the consultation a licensed Ontario lawyer goes through your situation, gives you advice, and follows up in writing with the next steps and a quote. If you decide to go ahead, most cases get started within a few business days.
Work permits, study permits, visitor visas, Express Entry and other permanent residence pathways, spousal and family sponsorship, citizenship by descent, humanitarian and compassionate applications, and LMIAs and the Global Talent Stream for employers. We also take on refused applications, appeals, and judicial review at the Federal Court.
Yes. Everything is done remotely: consultations are by video or phone, documents move through a secure client portal, and we work with people inside Canada and around the world. We are a Toronto firm practising federal immigration law, which is the same wherever you are applying from.
A licensed Ontario lawyer, a member of the Law Society of Ontario and the Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association, is responsible for every file and reviews it before anything is submitted. Our software handles the repetitive parts so the lawyer's time goes to the judgment calls, and you can see where your case stands in your portal at any time.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly