Work
An employer wants to hire you, keep you, or move you — and someone has to file for it.
We ask about the role, the sponsor, and your timing.
Immigration law practice
Every path has a process. We know yours.
Immigration is a set of processes. Each one has its own forms, its own waiting, and its own rules. The hard part is knowing which one is yours.
Start by telling us what you hope to do. Plain words are fine. You do not need documents, dates, or the right terms.
A sentence or two is enough
“My work permit ends next year. My employer says they may be able to sponsor me, but I do not know what that means or when we have to start.”
That is a complete beginning. From a paragraph like this one, we can tell you which pathway you are on and what usually happens next.
Four pathways, one starting point
Almost everyone we meet is on one of these four. You do not have to pick correctly — the questions will find it with you.
Family
You want to bring a family member here, or a family member is petitioning for you.
We ask how you are related and what status the sponsor holds.
Protection
Going back is not safe, or you are already in a case and need someone beside you.
We ask what kind of protection fits and whether a case has begun.
Citizenship
You have held a green card for a while and want to finish the journey.
We ask how long you have held it, about English, and about long trips.
What to expect
No forms to download. No documents to find. Three steps, and you can stop at any point.
You describe it
Write a few sentences about where you are and what you want. Any level of detail is fine. There is no wrong answer.
We narrow it down
A short set of questions — usually five or six — points to the pathway that fits. We skip anything you have already told us.
We talk it through
You get a summary of the pathway and what it usually involves, then a 20-minute call with our team to ask whatever is still unclear.
Our practice
- 17 years
- practising immigration law
- 9 languages
- spoken in our office, plus interpreters on request
- 3,400+
- petitions and applications prepared
- 20 minutes
- first conversation, at no cost
Tell us where you are
Describe your goal in your own words — the way you would say it to a friend. The form reads what you wrote, works out which pathway you are likely on, and only asks about what you left out. Use the Find your pathway button in the corner to begin.
- It never asks for your name, your country, or any case number.
- Write in whatever way is easiest for you. Short is fine.
- You can close it at any point. Nothing is submitted until you finish.