Professional immigration law company in Toronto
3280 Bloor Street West, Suite 1140, Centre Tower
Toronto, ON M8X 2X3
1 437 291 2115
3280 Bloor Street West, Suite 1140, Centre Tower
Toronto, ON M8X 2X3
1 437 291 2115
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Our standard 45–60-minute consultation is an excellent starting point to fully exploring your Canadian immigration options. The purpose of the personal meeting is not just to determine your eligibility for an immigration program but to also discuss the likelihood of success and to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of your immigration case.
At the end of the consultation, you will be able to make an educated decision as to which program would work best to meet your needs. At that time, we will also provide you with individualized fees for our services should we agree to work together.
To secure a consultation, you will be requested to pay a $275.00CDN consultation fee. Upon receipt of the payment, we will schedule an individualized consultation with Dalia Milmantas over Skype, Zoom or in person at our office, conveniently located at the intersection of Bloor and Islington in Toronto, near the Islington subway station.
Take that first step and complete our free-of-charge questionnaire to find out your best options.
If, after the review of the questionnaire, it has been established that you have potential or if some steps need to be taken for an application to potentially be successful, we will invite you for a paid consultation with an immigration expert. We trust that we will be able to provide value to you, to map your immigration pathway, and to dispel your doubts, misconceptions, and hearsays.
We are excited to get to know you!
File review may be all you need!
You did all the research, completed the forms, gathered the required documents, and want us to review your work to ensure that all is correct. How it works: You prepare your application package exactly as if you would be sending it to immigration. An immigration expert will review your entire package, then provide written recommendations on what changes need to be made prior to submitting it to immigration.
The benefits and risks: The benefit for you is that your file has been reviewed by an expert and is likely to be successful. This approach will lower your costs, though you will have to do your own research through the rather convoluted immigration website, and you will take on all the risks and challenges in dealing with immigration officers. Should you require further assistance during the processing of the application, you will have access to an expert assistance at an hourly rate.
Retaining the services of good counsel can make the difference between success and failure, and can give you the peace of mind. Why risk your future?
We recommend reviewing spousal sponsorship and applications under the Express Entry management system.
LET’S WORK together towards your immigration success!
After clarifying your goals, should we both enter into a retainer agreement, we will prepare a personalized plan and will use our expert knowledge to help you successfully complete your journey in making Canada your new home. As a result of our many years of experience, we are able to anticipate various possibilities and prepare you for all stages of your application process. We approach every application with utmost care to make your immigration process as smooth as possible.
Your immigration process is an investment in your and your family’s future. Let us help you make a solid investment. CONTACT US to discuss your options and what we can do to improve your chances of success.
Work with us and help us help you!
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