I will draft your IRCC filing risk memo

You need a lawyer’s written read of your Canada IRCC packet: what is weak, what is missing, and how to sequence filing. I review the materials you upload and deliver a risk memo, not a promise of approval.

People buying a second look usually want one thing made explicit: what could go wrong in the file before IRCC sees it. I therefore focus on internal inconsistencies, weak evidence, prior-refusal or procedural-fairness history where relevant, and a written list of risks and next actions.

Send your goal paragraph, nationality and status for everyone in the case, Canada as destination and where you will file from, hard deadlines, prior filings or refusals (full PDFs), passport biographic pages, current draft forms and evidence table of contents, plus a short note on whether you want eligibility, gaps, or filing-risk focus. Optional translations and questions you want answered in writing help. Incomplete intake delays the review.

Basic (5 days, 1 revision) includes an eligibility checklist and next-step roadmap. Standard (7 days, 2 revisions) adds a strategy memo and document/evidence review. Premium (14 days, 3 revisions) adds end-to-end package-prep support, priority turnaround, and extended Q&A. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and court or hearing work stay outside this listing unless we open a separate engagement.

This fits DIY or prior-counsel filers who want an independent second look on work permits, permanent residence, or citizenship. It is a poor fit if you only want a guaranteed outcome or anonymous templates. I practise in English, hold a J.D. from Dalhousie (2010) with Health Law & Policy specialization, a B.A. (Hons.) International Relations from Mount Allison (2005), and ten years of practice licensed in Nova Scotia. Use the revision window for clarifying follow-ups after you receive the written findings.