Canadian immigration laws and procedures. Guide for foreign and Canadian immigration law.

1. Our Firm receives hundreds of case-specific questions via email and telephone each week. We cannot answer these without discussion, analysis, or clarification. To do so would be not only inadequate but could result in an incorrect conclusion, leading to major legal problems for the individual relying on an erroneous response based on insufficient facts. Therefore, as a matter of general policy, the Immigroup is unable to respond to general or case-specific inquiries from non-clients. As we recognize that there are important issues which individuals may need to address, we offer a Consultation via phone or eMail. The purpose of such a Consultation is to clarify facts of your case, define what services you may require and quote you a fee for our representation if you would like to retain us. If you choose to engage our services for the matter discussed in your consultation within 10 days, the full amount of your consultation fee will be credited to the final installment applied to payment for your case.

2. Before contacting Immigroup, please ensure that you have visited and thoroughly read the contents of Immigroup Representation and Communication FAQ pages of this website. The answers to most of your questions can be found on the FAQ pages. If your inquiry is one, which is addressed by the FAQ pages, your inquiry WILL NOT receive a reply.

3. DO NOT ask how to come to Canada on a Permanent or Temporary basis. Instructions and information can be found THROUGHOUT this website. If you would like to retain our Law Consultants Agency to represent you in your immigration matters, please follow the Representation Instructions and file FREE online Skilled Worker, Business and Family assessments forms to have your eligibility to immigrate to Canada assessed by our firm. You may also contact us for a one-time Consultation with no further obligation.

   
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