Matthew Jeffery is a leading Canadian immigration lawyer based in Toronto, with over 20 years of experience in the field. His firm specializes in providing comprehensive immigration services to individuals and families, including PR card applications, express entry, spousal and family sponsorship, and citizenship appeals. For families looking to reunite, Matthew Jeffery's firm offers expertise and guidance throughout the complex sponsorship process.

Whether it's spousal sponsorship, common-law partner sponsorship, parental sponsorship, or child sponsorship, they can assist Canadian citizens and permanent residents in bringing their foreign family members to live in Canada. They also provide assistance with sponsorship of previously undeclared family members and super visas for extended visits. The firm is well-versed in the Express Entry system, helping individuals create profiles and apply for permanent residence under the Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Category, and Federal Skilled Trades Category.

They also offer skilled worker applications and provincial nomination applications. In addition, Matthew Jeffery's firm is highly experienced in handling permanent resident card renewals, including cases on exceptional or humanitarian grounds. They can also assist with travel document applications for expired PR cardholders and residency appeals.

For those seeking Canadian citizenship, the firm offers expertise in guiding permanent residents through the citizenship application process. They can assist with citizenship applications, residency questionnaires, citizenship interviews, and citizenship appeals. In cases where immigration applications have been rejected, the firm offers comprehensive services for immigration appeals, including Federal Court Judicial Review and residency appeals.

Matthew Jeffery and his team are known for their excellent success rate and are recognized as one of Canada's premier immigration law firms. Contact them today for expert legal advice and assistance with your immigration needs