
Legal Representation for Immigration Matters
Protecting Your Rights and Advocating for Your Best Interests
Immigration cases are not always straightforward. Applications can be refused, hearings may be required, and deadlines can be tight. At Godwit Law Office, we provide experienced legal representation for individuals and families facing complex immigration challenges.
Whether you need to appeal a decision, respond to enforcement action, or prepare for a hearing, we are here to guide you through the process and present the strongest possible case.
How We Help
We provide representation for:
Including judicial reviews, writs of mandamus, reconsideration requests, and immigration appeals.
Including refugee claims, refugee appeals, pre-removal risk assessments (PRRA), cessation of refugee status cases, and private sponsorships such as the Group of Five program.
Including admissibility hearings, detention hearings, CBSA call-ins, A44 report responses, stays of removal, misrepresentation cases, and immigration consequence letters.
Our legal team prepares detailed submissions, represents you at hearings, and works to protect your rights at every stage.
Why Choose Godwit Law
- Experienced Immigration Lawyers
Skilled in litigation, appeals, and complex immigration matters. - Thorough Case Preparation
Every detail is reviewed and addressed before submission or hearing. - Strategic Approach
We identify the most effective legal arguments for your situation. - Clear Communication
You will understand your rights, options, and possible outcomes. - Multilingual Service
English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu spoken.


What to Prepare for Your Case
Depending on your matter, you may need:
- IRCC or CBSA correspondence, decision letters, and refusal notices
- Relevant supporting documents (such as identity documents, affidavits, or evidence of hardship)
- Previous immigration application details
- Transcripts, if applicable
- Any legal notices or deadlines related to your case
Legal Representation FAQs
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01 Can you take over my case if I started it on my own?
Yes. We can review your file, address any issues, and represent you moving forward. -
02 What is the difference between an appeal and a judicial review?
An appeal asks a higher body to reconsider a decision, while a judicial review challenges the decision-making process in court. -
03 How quickly should I act after receiving a refusal or enforcement notice?
Immediately. Many cases have strict deadlines, sometimes as short as 15 days. -
04 Do you represent clients outside the GTA?
Yes. We represent clients across Canada and internationally in immigration legal matters. -
05 What if my situation is urgent?
We offer urgent representation when deadlines or enforcement actions are involved. Contact us right away.

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Get Experienced Legal Representation Today
Call (647) 749-8926 or contact us online to book your consultation. We will protect your rights and guide you toward the best possible outcome.