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Frequently asked questions

When do I need an immigration lawyer instead of a consultant?

Hire an immigration lawyer for appeals, judicial review at Federal Court, litigation after a refusal, criminal inadmissibility, detention, or complex legal disputes. For routine applications a licensed consultant is usually sufficient.

What can an immigration lawyer do that a consultant cannot?

Lawyers can represent you in court, file judicial reviews, give integrated legal advice on related matters (e.g. criminal, family), and their work is protected by solicitor-client privilege. Licensed consultants are limited to administrative immigration processes.

How do I verify an immigration lawyer is licensed?

Lawyers are regulated by provincial law societies; verify their standing in the relevant law society's public directory. Also confirm they actually practise immigration law.