Post-graduation and spousal permits
For a post-graduation work permit or spousal open work permit, we review study records, family relationships and status documents, then identify applicable requirements and missing information.
Reviewing your status, work plans and employer arrangements
Work Permits
Work permit preparation depends on your immigration status, study or employment history and, where relevant, employer documents. We review your circumstances before considering post-graduation, spousal, employer-related or other permits, then outline the steps for an application or extension.
How we can help
Employer-related work permits
For work arrangements involving a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) or an exemption, we organize worker and employer information and review how each party's required steps fit together.
Extensions and transition planning
We review your current permit and immigration application records to assess an extension or bridging open work permit (BOWP), and explain relevant dates, preparation steps and questions requiring clarification.
The application pathway and scope of services depend on your circumstances and the applicable requirements at the time.
Common questions
Which type of work permit should I consider?
That depends on your current status, education or work history, family circumstances and employer arrangements. We review this information before discussing categories that may apply.
My permit is expiring. Can I submit first and add documents later?
Please tell us the expiry date and what you have prepared; there is no need to send files in your first message. Whether a submission is possible, what is missing, and your status and work arrangements during the process require individual review.
Your next step starts with a conversation.
Tell us what is on your mind. Let’s bring some clarity to what comes next.