Temporary and Permanent

Residence Applications

Applications We Assist With

We assist clients with a wide range of temporary and permanent residence matters. We focus on clear advice, strong evidence, and practical strategy at every stage.

Temporary status and related applications

  • Temporary resident visas (visitor visas)
  • Work permits
  • Study permits
  • Temporary Resident Permits (TRP)
  • Temporary humanitarian or public policy pathway programs, where available
Planning note
Temporary status often plays an important role in long term planning. Decisions made at this stage can affect future applications. We help clients understand how temporary status fits within broader immigration goals.

Permanent residence applications

We assist with permanent residence pathways, including:

  • Permanent residence applications on humanitarian and compassionate grounds
  • Express Entry
  • Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), including Alberta nomination pathways
Important
Permanent residence applications are evidence heavy and detail sensitive. We focus on eligibility, completeness, and consistency to reduce avoidable risks.

Family reunification

Reuniting families is a central part of Canada’s immigration system. TeFancy Law represents sponsors and applicants in Family Class sponsorship applications, including cases involving complex or challenging issues.

We have experience assisting with applications involving:

  • Prior refusals
  • Allegations regarding the genuineness or legality of a relationship, including marriages and adoptions
  • Admissibility concerns, such as criminality, misrepresentation, or health related issues

Family sponsorship matters can be emotionally difficult and procedurally demanding. Careful preparation and clear presentation are essential, particularly where applications have been refused in the past.

Refusals and officer concerns

We assist clients when an application has been refused or when an officer raises concerns during processing, including:

  • Responding to procedural fairness letters and document requests
  • Addressing credibility concerns and evidentiary gaps
  • Preparing reconsideration requests where appropriate
  • Advising on next steps after a refusal, including reapplication strategy
  1. Assess options. Identify the best next step based on your facts and deadlines.
  2. Build evidence. Address the refusal reasons directly with organized supporting documents.
  3. Prepare submissions. Draft focused explanations that respond to the concerns raised.
  4. Follow through. Submit on time and ensure the record is clear and complete.

Need advice on any of the services listed above. Contact TeFancy Law as soon as possible. We can assess your situation and explain the options available.