Express Entry
Federal Skilled Worker Program, Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Trades Program and profile strategy.
FSWPCECFSTPFrom choosing a pathway to preparing an application, responding to concerns or addressing inadmissibility, Mechi Law approaches immigration matters through eligibility, evidence, procedure, risk and long-term objectives.
Eligibility is program-specific and can change. We assess the facts against the applicable requirements before recommending a strategy.
Federal Skilled Worker Program, Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Trades Program and profile strategy.
FSWPCECFSTPAssess provincial streams and the relationship between provincial eligibility and federal permanent residence requirements.
OntarioPNPSelected federal, regional and community-based programs, where available and applicable to the client's profile.
AtlanticRuralFamily sponsorship is highly fact-specific. We help organize relationship evidence, eligibility analysis, forms and supporting documentation.
Permanent residence sponsorship for eligible spouses, common-law partners and dependent children.
Guidance on available family reunification programs and intake requirements, subject to current government rules.
Assessment of available family-related or humanitarian options based on the facts.
Immigration options may exist in situations involving family violence. These matters require careful, confidential assessment.
Study permit applications, extensions, restoration and post-graduation planning, where applicable.
Open and employer-specific work permits, bridging options and other work authorization matters.
Visitor visas, visitor records, extensions and Super Visa-related applications.
Complex matters often require a legal assessment beyond form completion.
Criminal, medical, security, misrepresentation and other inadmissibility issues require fact-specific analysis.
Assess potential remedies where Canadian immigration law provides an applicable mechanism.
Review refusal reasons, procedural issues and potential next steps, including judicial review where legally appropriate.
Assessment of business-focused immigration opportunities and provincial/federal requirements where applicable.
Citizenship eligibility, applications and documentation support.
Time-sensitive assessment for temporary residents who may have lost status.
Response strategy where an applicant receives a concern or opportunity to respond.
Bring your current status, education, work history, family details, travel history and important deadlines to the consultation.