
Permanent Residence in Canada
Helping You Build Your Future in Canada
Becoming a permanent resident of Canada is an important milestone for individuals and families who want to make Canada their long-term home. At Godwit Law Office, we guide you through the permanent residence process, ensuring your application is accurate, complete, and supported by strong documentation.
Whether you are applying through a skilled worker program, family sponsorship, or a humanitarian pathway, we work to give your application the best possible chance of success.
How We Help
We assist clients with a full range of permanent residence applications, including:
We also represent clients in responding to IRCC requests for additional documents or procedural fairness letters.
Why Choose Godwit Law
- Licensed Immigration Lawyers
Every application is handled by qualified legal professionals. - Tailored Legal Strategies
We adapt each application to reflect your circumstances and goals. - Proven Track Record
Experience with both straightforward and complex PR applications. - Clear and Transparent Fees
You will know your costs upfront. - Multilingual Service
English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu spoken.


What to Prepare for Your Application
Depending on the program you are applying under, you may need:
- Valid passport and identity documents
- Proof of work experience and qualifications
- Language test results
- Police certificates and medical exams
- Proof of funds or financial support
- Supporting documents for family members, if applicable
Permanent Residence FAQs
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01 How long does it take to get permanent residence?
Processing times vary by program and location. We will provide an estimate based on your specific application. -
02 Can I apply for PR from inside Canada?
Yes. Many applicants apply from within Canada, though eligibility depends on the program. -
03 Do I need a job offer to apply for PR?
Not always. Some programs require it, while others assess applicants based on skills, education, and other factors. -
04 Can I include my family members in my PR application?
Yes. Spouses, partners, and dependent children can often be included in your application. -
05 What happens if my PR application is refused?
We can review the refusal, advise on reapplication, or represent you in an appeal or judicial review.

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Start Your Permanent Residence Application Today
Call (647) 749-8926 or contact us online to begin. We will help you prepare a strong, complete application so you can move forward with confidence.