I will screen your Canada partner sponsorship eligibility

Couples preparing a Canada partner or spouse sponsorship—engaged, married, or common-law, inland or from abroad—need a clear read on eligibility before they assemble a packet. This listing is for that stage: you send your goal, statuses, certificates, relationship index, and sponsor income proof; I review whether the facts support a family-sponsorship path under Canadian rules, with Québec practice in view.

Canada sponsorship buyers repeatedly ask about spouse or partner eligibility, relationship evidence, family-class document gaps, and the order of IRCC steps. I use those concrete questions to structure the review rather than relying on generic sponsorship language.

You receive a scoped lawyer review, not a fillable blank form. Depending on the tier you buy, that includes an eligibility checklist and next-step roadmap (Basic, 5-day delivery, 1 revision); a strategy memo plus document and evidence review (Standard, 7 days, 2 revisions); or end-to-end package-prep support with extended Q&A (Premium, 14 days, 3 revisions). Written findings cover pathway fit, evidence gaps, risks, and filing posture. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and court or hearing work stay outside this package unless we open a separate engagement.

This fits sponsors and partners who already have (or can upload) passports, marriage or partnership documents, any prior divorce decrees, a labeled relationship-evidence index, prior IRCC correspondence if any, and hard deadlines. It is a poor fit if you want an approval promise, anonymous templates, or litigation counsel on this purchase alone.

I am Barbara Bertrand, a Canadian immigration lawyer licensed in Québec. Practice focus on file is family sponsorship, study permits, and work permits. Education on file includes a Master 2 (maîtrise) from Université Pierre-Mendès France and droit studies at Université de Montréal. Consult language on this listing is English. Upload the required intake items after purchase so the review starts from your file, not a generic script. Outcomes remain with IRCC; this work does not guarantee approval.