Charlotte Sullivan
PE lawyer for inland vs overseas spouse packs, eligibility memos, IRCC findings
About Me
Choosing inland or overseas spouse sponsorship is rarely just a form pick; it turns on where you live, what evidence already exists, and how IRCC will read the relationship. Charlotte Sullivan is a Prince Edward Island lawyer who writes that decision into a strategy, eligibility memo, or file findings in English or French. The work stays close to the papers you send, not a generic IRCC recap.
Whether to file inland or from overseas is the fork most family-class clients hit first. I am a PE-licensed lawyer; on this marketplace that work is limited to Canada spouse-sponsorship strategy, eligibility consult memos, and attorney review of an IRCC record.
You typically arrive with relationship proof, a half-built IMM stack, and correspondence that does not yet add up. I write a sponsorship path that matches those facts, a memo on eligibility questions, or findings that name gaps and inconsistencies without promising an IRCC result. French and English are both available for the same written products.
Credentials behind the practice: J.D. and BCL, McGill (2024); Master of Public and International Affairs, York (2020); BA (Hons), University of King’s College (2018); four years of professional work. Licensing is PE only on this profile.
If you want a lawyer’s note you can keep beside your own filing, send the packet and the inland-versus-overseas (or evidence) question you need answered in writing.