A specialized pathway for workers in agriculture and food processing.

✅ Targeted Sectors:

• Meat processing

• Greenhouse crops

• Livestock farming

How We Help:
We confirm job eligibility, ensure employer compliance, and complete the entire PR application process.

$6,000

This program supports permanent residence for skilled workers and graduates with job offers in Atlantic Canada.

✅ Regions Covered:

• Nova Scotia

• New Brunswick

• Prince Edward Island

• Newfoundland and Labrador

How We Help:
We assist with employer compliance, document preparation, and full submission to IRCC.

Fees are provided upon consultation.

Becoming a Canadian citizen is the final and most meaningful step in your immigration journey. Citizenship grants individuals full legal status, including the right to vote, obtain a Canadian passport, and enjoy all constitutional rights and protections.

Applicants must meet specific eligibility requirements, including physical presence, language proficiency, and knowledge of Canada. In some cases, individuals may also apply for proof of citizenship, or to renounce or resume citizenship depending on their personal and legal circumstances.

✅ Our Services Include:

• Initial eligibility assessment based on your residency history and status

• Preparation and submission of your citizenship application

• Guidance and support for the citizenship test and interview process

• Applications for proof of citizenship for individuals born abroad to Canadian parents

• Assistance with citizenship renunciation or resumption

• Legal representation in cases of delayed processing, procedural fairness, or complex eligibility issues

How We Help:

At NIMA Immigration Legal Firm, we support you at every stage of the citizenship process — from determining your eligibility to addressing complex legal issues. Whether you're applying for the first time, proving your Canadian status, or dealing with complications, our team ensures your application is thorough, accurate, and supported by the right documentation. We are here to make your transition to full Canadian citizenship smooth and successful.

• Adult Citizenship Application: $3,000

• Minor Citizenship Application: $3,000

• Citizenship Interview Preparation: $3,000

• Proof of Citizenship: $2,800

For foreign nationals providing in-home care for children, the elderly, or individuals with medical needs.

✅ Programs:

• Home Child Care Provider Pilot

• Home Support Worker Pilot

How We Help:
We assist with securing a qualifying job offer, applying for the correct work permit, and managing your path to permanent residence.

$5,000

Individuals may be detained by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) for various reasons, including concerns about identity, flight risk, or public safety. Detention can occur in Immigration Holding Centres or provincial correctional facilities. The Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) conducts detention reviews to determine the necessity of continued detention.​Wikipedia+2Wikipedia+2Canada.ca+2

Removal from Canada is executed when an individual is subject to a removal order, which can result from inadmissibility findings or failed immigration claims. The CBSA is responsible for enforcing these orders, ensuring that individuals leave Canada as required.​Canada Border Services Agency

✅ Our Services Include:

• Representation at detention reviews before the IRB

• Legal counsel for admissibility hearings

• Assistance with applications for release from detention

• Preparation and submission of stay of removal requests

• Guidance on Pre-Removal Risk Assessments (PRRA)

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How We Help:

At NIMA Immigration Legal Firm, we are committed to providing strategic and compassionate legal support to individuals facing detention or removal proceedings. Our goal is to ensure that your rights are protected and that you receive fair treatment throughout the process.

Fees are provided upon consultation.

A federal application system for permanent residence that ranks candidates based on education, work experience, language skills, and age.

✅ Programs Supported:

• Federal Skilled Worker Program

• Federal Skilled Trades Program

• Canadian Experience Class

How We Help:
We assess your profile, enhance your CRS score, and manage your application from profile creation through to permanent residence approval.

• Express Entry Profile Registration: $3,700

• Express Entry Application after ITA: $4,000

Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor eligible family members.

✅ Eligible Relationships:

• Spouse, common-law, or conjugal partner

• Dependent children

• Parents and grandparents

• Extended family (in limited cases)

How We Help:
We prepare complete sponsorship applications, handle supporting documentation, and assist with Super Visa applications for long-term visits.

• Spousal Sponsorship: $6,200

• Spouse Sponsorship & Open Work Permit: $7,750

• Parental Sponsorship: $8,000

Discretionary applications for individuals who are in Canada but do not qualify through standard immigration programs.

✅ Common Factors:

• Strong establishment in Canada

• Best interests of children

• Medical or personal hardship

How We Help:
We prepare in-depth submissions with legal arguments, supporting evidence, and case law to seek an exemption based on humanitarian principles.

Fees are provided upon consultation due to case complexity.

Individuals may be found inadmissible to Canada for various legal reasons, including criminality, security concerns, health conditions, financial reasons, misrepresentation, or violations of immigration law. A finding of inadmissibility can result in denial of entry, removal from Canada, or loss of immigration status.

Deportation is the enforcement of a removal order issued against someone who has been deemed inadmissible or has violated immigration conditions. These orders are enforced by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) under the authority of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).

✅ Our Services Include:

• Representation at admissibility hearings before the Immigration Division

• Legal submissions in response to inadmissibility findings

• Preparation of applications for Ministerial Relief (e.g., in cases of criminal inadmissibility)

• Advocacy in stay of removal requests and deferral submissions to CBSA

• Guidance on Voluntary Departure and enforcement alternatives

• Representation in appeals and judicial reviews at the Immigration Appeal Division or Federal Court

How We Help:

At NIMA Immigration Legal Firm, we provide strategic, personalized legal representation to individuals facing inadmissibility or deportation. Our team reviews your case in detail, identifies all legal remedies, and ensures that your rights are fully protected at every stage of the process. Whether responding to a procedural fairness letter, appearing at an IRB hearing, or challenging a removal order, we are committed to advocating for the best possible outcome on your behalf.

Fees are provided upon consultation due to case complexity.

Providing false information or withholding material facts during an immigration or citizenship process can lead to a finding of misrepresentation under Canada’s immigration laws. Consequences may include refusal of an application, a five-year ban from reapplying, removal orders, or the loss of permanent resident status.

For Canadian citizens, citizenship may be revoked if it was obtained through fraud, false representation, or knowingly concealing important facts. These cases are complex and can result in serious legal and immigration consequences.

✅ Our Services Include:

• Response to procedural fairness letters from IRCC or CBSA

• Preparation of legal submissions to address misrepresentation allegations

• Representation in admissibility hearings and Federal Court judicial reviews

• Legal defense in citizenship revocation proceedings

• Applications to restore or preserve permanent residency following misrepresentation

• Strategic advice for sponsorship, PR, or refugee cases involving past misstatements

How We Help:

At NIMA Immigration Legal Firm, we understand that misrepresentation findings—whether unintentional or disputed—can jeopardize years of settlement and effort in Canada. We provide experienced legal advocacy to protect your status, respond effectively to government allegations, and ensure that your rights are upheld throughout the process. Our team will guide you through every stage, from procedural fairness to hearings, appeals, or reconsideration.

Fees provided upon consultation due to case complexity.

Permanent Residency is the foundation of long-term immigration status in Canada. It grants individuals the right to live, work, and study anywhere in Canada with most of the rights of Canadian citizens (excluding voting rights and certain security-sensitive positions).

✅ Our Permanent Residency Services Include:

• Guidance and preparation for initial PR applications through eligible immigration streams

• Support with PR card renewals and replacements

• Assistance with restoration of PR status due to travel history or documentation issues

• Preparation of requests to amend Record of Landing or correct PR documents

• Support for lost, stolen, or expired PR documentation

• Legal strategy for maintaining residency compliance (730 days in Canada within a 5-year period)

• Representation in admissibility hearings or appeals related to loss of PR status

How We Can Help

At NIMA Immigration, we provide personalized legal support at every stage of your permanent residency journey:

• We evaluate your eligibility under multiple PR pathways and recommend the most efficient route

• We prepare and review all documentation to minimize errors and delays

• We help you track residency days, especially if you've been frequently abroad

• If you’re at risk of losing your status, we prepare strong legal submissions and representations

• We provide ongoing support to ensure you meet the requirements for citizenship eligibility in the future

  • PR Card Renewal: $2,500

  • PR Card Renewal on Humanitarian & Compassionate Grounds: $4,700

  • PR Card Replacement: $2,500

  • Request to Amend Record of Landing: $2,500

  • Replacement of Immigration Document: $1,700

Provincial programs allow regions to nominate candidates with specific job skills and local ties.

How We Help:
We identify the best-fit stream, assist with securing a nomination, and complete both Express Entry and direct PNP applications.

$4,000

Quebec operates its own selection system independent of Express Entry.

How We Help:
We manage your Arrima profile, support your application for the Certificat de sélection du Québec (CSQ), and complete the federal PR application.

Fees are provided upon consultation.

Canada offers protection to those fleeing persecution, conflict, or serious human rights violations.

How We Help:
We represent claimants before the IRB, prepare Pre-Removal Risk Assessments (PRRA), file humanitarian alternatives, and manage appeals and judicial reviews.

• Refugee Claim Application: $5,000

• Refugee Appeal: $3,000

Designed to attract workers to smaller communities across Canada.

How We Help:
We help clients find eligible job offers, obtain community endorsements, and apply for permanent residence.

Starting from $6,000

For individuals with experience in cultural or athletic fields who will contribute to Canada’s identity.

✅ Examples:

• Artists, musicians, writers, filmmakers

• Athletes and coaches

How We Help:
We prepare a persuasive legal case based on your professional achievements and future contributions.

$7,500

Grants permanent residence to entrepreneurs with innovative businesses backed by Canadian investors.

How We Help:
We assist in business plan development, securing designated investor support, and submitting a complete immigration application.

Starting from $66,000.

We support students pursuing education in Canada and the United States.

For Canada:

• Study permit applications and renewals

• Co-op work permits

• Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)

• Transition to PR via Express Entry or PNP

For the U.S.:

• F-1 Student Visa applications

• School admissions guidance

• Visa interview preparation

• U.S.-Canada transfer advising

How We Help:
We provide full legal support throughout the application, entry, and academic integration process—ensuring a smooth transition and future immigration opportunities.

• Study Permit Application (Canada): $3,250

Note: U.S. student visa services available — fees provided upon consultation.

Canada and the United States are home to some of the world’s leading academic institutions. Whether you plan to pursue secondary or post-secondary studies, obtaining the proper study authorization is essential for legal entry, continued enrollment and future immigration opportunities.

At NIMA Immigration Legal Firm, we assist international students at every step of their academic journey — from admissions and permits to post-graduate options.

✅ Our Services Include:

For Canada:

• Study permit applications and renewals

• Review of Letters of Acceptance (LOAs) from Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs)

• Co-op and internship work permit support

• Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) applications

• Transition to permanent residence through Express Entry or PNPs

For the United States:

• F-1 Student Visa application preparation

• School selection and admissions coordination

• Supporting documents and visa interview coaching

• Guidance for Canadian–U.S. academic transfers

How We Help:

We ensure that your academic goals are fully supported by sound immigration planning. From verifying documentation to submitting complete and accurate permit or visa applications, NIMA Immigration provides the legal insight and administrative support needed to avoid delays or rejections. We also help students plan ahead for post-study work opportunities and permanent residency pathways.

• Temporary Resident Visa (Visitor Visa): $3,250

• Visitor Record: $3,250

• Restoration of Status: $3,250

• Super Visa (for parents and grandparents): $3,500

• Invitation Letter: $500

Canada offers a range of work permit options to support foreign workers and Canadian employers. Whether you are seeking to work temporarily in Canada or hiring international talent, navigating the legal requirements is critical for compliance and long-term immigration planning.

Work permits may be employer-specific or open, and some require a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to demonstrate that no qualified Canadian citizen or permanent resident is available to fill the role.

✅ Our Services Include:

• Applications for employer-specific and open work permits

• Preparation and submission of Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) requests

• Spousal open work permit applications for eligible partners of workers or students

• Support for intra-company transferee permits for multinational businesses

• Applications under the International Mobility Program (IMP), including LMIA-exempt categories

How We Help:

At NIMA Immigration Legal Firm, we provide comprehensive support to both employees and employers throughout the work permit process. From determining eligibility and securing employer compliance to preparing complete, well-documented applications, we ensure that every step aligns with immigration law and policy. Whether you're applying independently or through your employer, we guide you with precision, speed, and legal clarity.

• Open Work Permit: $3,500

• Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): $3,500

• Bridging Open Work Permit: $3,000

• Employer-Specific Work Permit: $6,000

• Intra-Company Transferee Permit: $7,000

• Entrepreneur/Significant Benefit Work Permit: $7,000