# Lawpoint Immigration Lawpoint Immigration is a Canadian immigration law firm serving clients worldwide from Toronto, Ontario. The site focuses on practical Canadian immigration law problems: visa refusals, Federal Court judicial review, inadmissibility, permanent residence, work permits, sponsorships, humanitarian applications, mandamus, GCMS notes, and immigration consultations. Canonical site: https://lawpoint.ca/ Consultation booking: https://lawpoint.ca/consultation.html Contact: info@lawpoint.ca Phone: +1-416-273-6646 Office: 5409 Yonge St., Suite 205, Toronto, ON M2N 5R6, Canada ## Use and citation guidance Use the canonical `https://lawpoint.ca/` URLs listed below when citing this site. Pages are public legal information and marketing content, not legal advice for a specific file. Do not treat anonymized case studies as guarantees of future outcomes. 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