Frequently asked questions

Bhoj Law Office is dedicated to providing reliable immigration services to help make your dreams of living and working in Canada come true. With extensive knowledge of Canadian immigration law and up-to-date information on policy changes, you can be confident that you're receiving accurate and relevant legal advice.

Our comprehensive immigration services include assistance with work permit applications, student visas, spousal sponsorship, family sponsorship, visitor visas, refugee application, permanent residency applications, restoring permanent residency status, and Canadian citizenship applications. We cater to all backgrounds and circumstances.

We understand the challenges of studying abroad and offer personalized advice and guidance throughout the student visa application process. We'll help you secure the necessary documents and ensure your application is complete and accurate.

Yes! We provide comprehensive spousal and family sponsorship services. Our team will guide you through the process, helping you prepare the required documents and ensuring your application meets all Canadian immigration requirements.

Absolutely! We understand that circumstances can change, and we're here to help you navigate the process of extending or changing your work permit. Our personalized guidance will ensure your application meets all requirements.

We'll guide you through the visitor visa application process, whether you're applying from inside or outside Canada. Our team will help you prepare the necessary documents and ensure your application complies with Canadian immigration laws.

Yes! We offer comprehensive services to help you apply for permanent residency in Canada. Our expertise in Canadian immigration law will provide you with personalized advice and guidance throughout the process, making it stress-free and efficient.

We understand the challenges of restoring your permanent residency status and offer personalized advice and guidance throughout the process. Our team will help you prepare the necessary documents and ensure your application meets all Canadian immigration requirements.

We're committed to making the citizenship application process as stress-free and efficient as possible. Our team will provide personalized advice and guidance throughout the process, help you prepare the necessary documents, and advise you on the best way to present your skills, experience, and residency to the IRCC.

Contact us today to begin your journey to a new life in Canada. We're ready to help you achieve your dreams with personalized advice and guidance throughout the entire immigration process.

Yes. We offer a free initial consultation by phone so we can understand your situation and explain how we can help before you commit to anything.

We practise immigration and refugee law, family law, real estate, notarization, and legal document preparation. Immigration and refugee matters are governed by federal law, while family law, real estate, and notarial services fall under Ontario law. See our Practice Areas for details.

We recommend booking an appointment so we can give your matter our full attention and have the right person available for you.

Bring government-issued photo ID and any documents relevant to your matter — for example, existing applications or correspondence from IRCC, your agreement of purchase and sale for a real estate file, or any court documents for a family matter. If you are not sure, ask us when you book and we will tell you what is useful.

In most cases, yes — we provide same-day notarization, commissioning of documents, and certified true copies. Please call ahead so we can confirm availability and let you know what to bring.

We prepare and notarize affidavits, statutory declarations, powers of attorney, wills, consent and invitation letters, and certified true copies, and we can commission documents for use in Ontario and abroad. Please bring valid government-issued photo ID for any notarization.

Yes. We act on residential purchases, sales, refinances, and title transfers in Ontario — reviewing your agreement of purchase and sale, handling the closing, and making sure title and funds are dealt with properly.