Canada welcomes millions of temporary residents each year — workers, students, visitors, business travelers, and family members. But immigration rules change frequently, and a single missing document or unclear explanation can lead to refusal or long processing delays.
At Provenance Law, we help clients secure legal authorization to work, study, or visit Canada through accurate applications, strong supporting documentation, and clear guidance from start to finish. Whether you are applying for the first time, extending your status, or addressing a refusal, we ensure your case is prepared with the precision IRCC requires.
“Your opportunity in Canada deserves a strong and well-prepared application from day one.” - Provenance Advocates LLP
Canada offers multiple work permit options, each with its own eligibility rules. We help with:
Closed (employer-specific) work permits
Open work permits (spousal, bridging, post-graduate)
LMIA-based work permits
LMIA-exempt categories (intra-company transfers, trade agreements, etc.)
Work permit extensions & restoration of status
We ensure your job offer, employer compliance, and documentation meet IRCC standards to avoid unnecessary refusals.
International graduates can often remain in Canada to gain valuable work experience.
We assist with:
PGWP eligibility reviews
Timely submission before expiry
Restoration of status (if deadlines were missed)
Transitioning from PGWP to PR pathways
Canada is one of the top global destinations for international students — but the study permit process is strict.
We help with:
New study permit applications
Study permit extensions
Proof of funds & supporting documentation
School transfers (DLIs)
Addressing refusals or weak documentation
Whether you’re visiting family, attending business meetings, or traveling for tourism, we help with:
Visitor visa applications
Business visitor visas
Super Visas for parents & grandparents
Extensions of visitor status
Dual intent applications
If your status has expired, immediate action is necessary.
We help with:
Status restoration applications
Reinstatement of worker, student, or visitor status
Bridging strategies while awaiting decisions
Temporary immigration applications require detailed documents, strong explanations, and strategic presentation. Our team provides:
Accurate application preparation
Clear explanations to satisfy IRCC officers
Fast response times and organized documentation
Solutions for refused or complex cases
Support for clients inside and outside Canada
We focus on protecting your status and helping you move forward confidently.
Let us handle the paperwork, supporting documents, and legal strategy so you can focus on your future. Our team helps you navigate every step with confidence and clarity.
Open work permits allow you to work for any employer. Closed permits restrict you to one specific employer and location.
Not always. Many categories are LMIA-exempt. We assess which option fits your situation.
Often yes. Spouses of skilled workers and full-time students may qualify for an open work permit.
Weak financial proof, unclear ties to home country, or insufficient travel history are common reasons. We strengthen your application.
Processing depends on your country of residence, time of year, and program. We help ensure your application is complete to avoid delays.
Often yes. Students can work on- or off-campus under certain conditions. We ensure compliance with IRCC rules.
You may be eligible to apply for status restoration within 90 days. Acting quickly is crucial.
In many cases yes — including students, visitors with job offers, and certain temporary residents.
It means you intend to come to Canada temporarily but may also want permanent residency in the future. It is allowed, but must be explained carefully.
Absolutely. We review refusal reasons, rebuild the application, and address issues clearly before reapplying.
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