Immigration applications are not always without challenges. For those whose applications have been denied, we may be able to help.
As former Assistant Deputy Chair of the Immigration Appeals Division of the Immigration and Refugee Board, Anita Boscariol brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her practice. She represents clients before all three Divisions of the Immigration and Refugee Board and in immigration matters before the Federal Court.
For those who are experiencing difficulties in their journey to become Canadians or to stay in Canada, we also offer our services and expertise in the following:
To request a consultation and all other Immigration inquiries please contact our Immigration Paralegal Deborah Killam at 604-609-3094 or email her at dkillam@watsongoepel.com.
24 October 2023
Family Law, Firm News, Immigration Law, Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Raha Seyed Ali and Erika Hertz joined Watson Goepel LLP in June and July 2023 respectively. We are pleased to welcome them to our legal team. Raha Seyed Ali Raha Seyed Ali joined our Family and Immigration Law Groups as an Associate at Watson Goepel LLP. Prior to joining Watson Goepel, Raha worked at other…
27 August 2021
We are pleased to share that, on top of her Immigration and Indigenous law practices, Anita Boscariol will be starting as an Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Law at Queen’s University this fall. She will be teaching students in the Immigration and Citizenship Law Graduate Diploma program. Anita also teaches courses on Immigration Law…
23 April 2020
The U.S. President signed an Executive Order on April 22nd, 2020 suspending the processing of U.S. permanent resident applications made by those outside of the United States for 60 days, with the possibility of extensions. While the ban has some exemptions, it represents a major reversing of U.S. policy on migration to that country, with…
30 March 2020
The current COVID-19 special measures and closures are creating challenges for individuals and families with Temporary Immigration Status in Canada. Many individuals are encountering difficulties when attempting to access the special programs and policies the Government of Canada has put in place to assist affected individuals. If you wish to remain in Canada and continue…
