Immigrate to Canada & the United States
Mandelbaum Immigration Lawyers is a Canadian and American immigration law firm in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
We prepare immigration applications for professionals, skilled workers, entrepreneurs, athletes, artists, qualifying relatives, investors and corporations.
Visa Refusal Appeals & Recovery
Were you denied entry or refused a visa, work permit, study permit or permanent residency for Canada?
You must appeal your visa refusal before the deadline. Deadlines vary depending on the type of application refused and the place where the decision was made.
Don’t despair! We can help!
Temporary Residency in Canada
Temporary Residency is an immigration status that permits you to stay in Canada for a time-limited period with conditions. Includes: Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA), Work Permit, Study Permit and Visitor Record.
Permanent Residency in Canada
Permanent Residency is an immigration status that permits you to stay in Canada indefinitely. Includes: Express Entry, Family Sponsorship, and more.
Work Permits & LMIA
Your employer can offer you a LMIA only after they prove to Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program that there is a labour shortage in Canada for your position. Once approved, you can apply for an LMIA Work Permit.
Charitable Work Permit
We specialize in assisting individuals applying for Charitable Worker Work Permits. Our team has a deep understanding of the eligibility requirements and the documentation needed to demonstrate the charitable nature of your work.
C20 Work Permit
The C20 Work Permit is a program designed for professional players and coaches, as well as semi-professional players and coaches, who need a work permit to work temporarily in Canada.
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How Our Immigration Process Works?
Step 1
Assessment
First, we ask all clients to fill out a background information questionnaire, collecting information specific to you, including country of citizenship, residency, family members, education history, work history, professional licenses and certifications, and location preferences.
We also ask for your history of visa applications, including refusal and approval history, medical and health information, and financial information to determine your admissibility.
step 2
Consultation
Next, you book a consultation appointment with one of our immigration lawyers to review your background and discuss your goals.
During the consultation, the lawyer will listen to your goals and questions, and also ask you some questions to get to know you better.
step 3
Application
Then, we’ll prepare a quote for your immigration process for Canada, outlining step-by-step how we will work with you on your immigration case.
Start your immigration process for Canada today by booking an immigration consultation appointment with one of our lawyers.
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