Yukon lawyer, Osgoode LL.M.: LMIA work permits, PNP/PR screens, IRCC risk memos
Yukon admission is the credential that structures this practice: Amna Bhatti is a lawyer licensed in YT, with a BA-LL.B. (Hons.) from LUMS and an LL.M. from Osgoode Hall (2017). Work stays inside Canada work-permit strategy—especially LMIA-linked offers—PNP/PR profile assessment, eligibility consults, and written petition-risk review, in English, Urdu, or Punjabi.
I am a Yukon-licensed lawyer. The BA-LL.B. (Hons.) from LUMS and the 2017 Osgoode Hall LL.M. sit behind how I read IRCC and provincial rules; they are not a substitute for the file you actually have.
Focus is narrow: LMIA-linked work-permit strategy and employer-offer review; PNP and permanent-residence profile assessment; eligibility planning; and attorney review of petitions in a written risk memo. I do not treat consultation as a visa grant, and I do not add licences or years that are not on record.
You send the job offer, LMIA materials, Express Entry or PNP printout, or the petition pack. I separate employer-side issues from worker-side eligibility, mark what the documents support versus what is still missing, and put the analysis in a consult note or memo when that is useful. Conversations can run in Urdu, Punjabi, or English so the facts stay precise.
If you want a Yukon lawyer’s read on work authorization or a PR pathway—and you can supply accurate papers—that is the engagement I am set up for.