I will draft your Canada employer work-permit plan

You need to know whether this job, this employer, and your current status support a Canada work-permit filing now—or whether the file should wait. The written plan I prepare is meant to make that decision concrete: what looks aligned, what is thin, and what you still need before anyone files.

Canada work-permit buyers tend to search by eligibility, employer support, job-offer facts, status history, and the evidence behind the proposed role. I use those concrete work-authorisation questions to make the written review more useful.

Send the required intake: your goal paragraph, nationality and status for everyone in the case, confirmation you are targeting Canada and where you will file from, hard dates (start date, travel, visa expiry), prior IRCC history as full PDFs, passport bio pages, offer or employer-support draft (role, salary, worksite), CV and any existing credential evaluations, plus pay stubs or tax records if you are extending or changing employers. Optional translations and a note that you prefer to discuss in French are welcome.

What you receive depends on the tier you buy: a basic eligibility checklist and next-step roadmap (5 days, 1 revision); a standard strategy memo, document/evidence review, and filing roadmap (7 days, 2 revisions); or premium end-to-end package-prep support with extended Q&A (14 days, 3 revisions). Findings cover eligibility discussion for your work-permit goal, document/evidence gaps, and recommended filing posture. I am licensed in New Brunswick (J.D. and B.B.A., Université de Moncton). Permanent residence, work permits, and family sponsorship are my practice focus. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and court or hearing work stay outside this listing unless we open a separate engagement. This work does not guarantee IRCC approval.