Kim Collier
New Brunswick lawyer: Canada spouse maps, work-permit plans, PNP PR
About Me
Licensed in New Brunswick, I write Canada immigration work around three threads: spousal sponsorship eligibility, employer work-permit planning, and PNP permanent-residence roadmaps. A J.D. (2021) and B.B.A. in accounting (2018) from Université de Moncton shape how I organise facts, proof, and gaps. English and French are both available.
Licensed in New Brunswick, I keep this marketplace practice to written Canada immigration work: mapping spousal or partner sponsorship eligibility, drafting employer work-permit plans, and setting out PNP permanent-residence strategy roadmaps. I do not treat those as a laundry list of every IRCC product.
You bring the relationship record, job offer, location, and program you are considering. I line those facts against the sponsorship, work-permit, or provincial-nominee rules that actually apply, then return a map, plan, or staged roadmap you can use to decide what to assemble next. Missing evidence stays missing; I will not invent it or promise a grant.
Accounting training shows up in how I split proven items from unknowns and how I sequence checklists. Sessions and deliverables can be in English or French. The licence is New Brunswick only.
This is a fit if you want a lawyer-authored written product before you file or retain someone else. It is a poor fit if you need court advocacy or work outside that licence.