Lana Roberts
Nova Scotia lawyer: LMIA work-permit maps, Express Entry reviews, IRCC risk memos
About Me
Written file work comes first: employer letters, residence history, and IRCC forms are read for consistency before any lane is sketched. Lana Roberts is a Nova Scotia lawyer handling LMIA work-permit strategy, Express Entry PR review, citizenship readiness, and filing-risk memos. English only; Dalhousie J.D. (Health Law & Policy, 2010) and ten years in practice.
A Canada packet is only as strong as the documents already in the folder. Review starts there—job offers, employment letters, CRS evidence, and citizenship residence records—then issues, gaps, and sequencing are written down so you can see the file as IRCC would see it.
Focus areas stay narrow: LMIA-linked work-permit strategy against the facts you supply; Express Entry PR file review; PR-to-citizenship readiness checks; and IRCC filing-risk memos that flag inconsistency rather than predict a decision. That mix is attorney review of Canada immigration materials, not a catalogue of every visa type.
Credentials on record: Nova Scotia lawyer; J.D., Dalhousie (2010), Health Law & Policy specialization; B.A. (Hons.) International Relations, Mount Allison (2005); ten years of practice; English. No credential on file published here.
This is a better match if you want counsel to stress-test a package before you submit. It is a poorer match if you only need blank forms completed with no analysis, or if the matter sits outside work permits, PR, citizenship, or written IRCC review.