Elizabeth Wozniak
Nova Scotia lawyer for Canada IRCC reviews, work-permit maps and PR memos
About Me
Nova Scotia is the jurisdiction that frames this practice. I am a lawyer who reviews Canada immigration files in writing, maps work-permit paths from the employer facts you already have, and sets out permanent residence options without inflating what IRCC will decide. English, by message, with scope confirmed before I write.
Nova Scotia admission is the starting point for how I work on Canada files. I am Elizabeth Wozniak, a lawyer with an LL.B. from Dalhousie (2001), a B.Ed. from the University of Alberta (1994), and twenty years of practice. Work here stays inside legal consultation, attorney review of IRCC packets, work-permit mapping, and permanent residence pathway analysis.
You send the forms, job offer, Express Entry profile, or existing IRCC correspondence. I confirm what you want back—a written file review, an options memo, a work-permit petition map, or a PR pathway plan—then I work from those papers and stated facts only. Gaps, mismatches, and decision points go on the page in plain English.
This is not a general law shop and I do not promise approvals or IRCC timelines. If you want a Nova Scotia lawyer who will put findings in writing rather than a sales script, that is the engagement.