I will assess your Canada LMIA work permit strategy

I start with the job you need filled in Canada and the LMIA-linked work-permit facts you already hold. I read your goal paragraph, status, deadlines, prior IRCC history, passport bio pages, offer or employer draft, CV, and any pay or tax records you upload.

LMIA work-permit buyers search around the job offer, employer support, role and wage facts, LMIA details, and whether the worker-side evidence matches the employer story. I use those concrete facts to structure the review.

You receive a scoped attorney review of eligibility and pathway fit for this work-permit matter, strategy notes, a document and evidence checklist, and a written roadmap of next steps, risks, and filing posture. Standard and premium tiers add deeper packet review or end-to-end prep support, with the revision rounds listed on each tier. I work in English.

This listing fits employees, founders, and employers who need the role, worksite, salary, and beneficiary facts aligned before they file. It is a poor fit if you want a promised approval, anonymous templates, or court representation without a separate retainer. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and hearings stay outside this package unless we open a separate engagement.

I am Lana Roberts, a Canadian immigration lawyer licensed in Nova Scotia, with a J.D. from Dalhousie (2010), a B.A. from Mount Allison (2005), and ten years of practice covering work permits, permanent residence, citizenship, and attorney review. I will not invent missing evidence or IRCC outcomes. Buy the matching tier, complete intake, and upload the required checklist items so I can work from your file rather than a generic form.