Practical, licensed immigration guidance for Burlington workers, employers and families, from a CICC-regulated consultant authorized to appear before the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Burlington’s mix of manufacturing, food processing, technology and health care brings in skilled workers and tradespeople, while many long-settled families are now sponsoring spouses or bringing parents closer. SEP Immigration, led by Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant Sepehr Falahati (CICC #R533959), works with both.
We begin by understanding what you need to happen and by when. For a worker, that may be extending a permit while a permanent residence application is prepared. For an employer, it may be supporting a foreign hire through the Labour Market Impact Assessment process. For a family, it is usually a sponsorship file that needs to be complete and convincing the first time.
When a case moves beyond IRCC — a sponsorship appeal, an admissibility hearing or a refugee claim — our founder’s RCIC-IRB licence allows us to represent you before the Immigration and Refugee Board.
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Burlington lies at the western end of Lake Ontario, between Oakville and Hamilton. Its leading sectors include food processing, packaging, electronics, transportation, business services and pharmaceuticals, and Joseph Brant Hospital is one of its largest public employers.
The city’s newcomers come from Europe, Asia and beyond. Many of the Burlington files we see involve skilled workers settling permanently and families reuniting with relatives overseas.
Support for the trades, the workplace and the family table — from first permits through to permanent residence and citizenship.
Permanent residence planning for qualified tradespeople, including trade certification and job-offer requirements.
Learn moreA clear profile strategy and a fully supported application once you receive an invitation to apply.
Learn moreHelp for Burlington employers preparing a Labour Market Impact Assessment to hire a foreign worker.
Learn moreExtensions and changes of conditions filed in time, so you can keep working while your next step is prepared.
Learn moreSponsorship for spouses and partners, with a relationship record built to stand up to an officer’s review.
Learn moreParent and grandparent sponsorship, plus Super Visa options for extended visits in the meantime.
Learn moreEligibility and physical-presence checks, then a citizenship application with every supporting document in place.
Learn moreRepresentation at the IRB’s Immigration Appeal Division when a spousal or family sponsorship is refused.
Learn moreEvery application is prepared under a CICC licence and the College’s code of professional conduct.
If your case reaches the Immigration and Refugee Board, our RCIC-IRB licence means we can represent you there.
We understand both sides of a job offer, so permits and LMIA files are prepared with the same care.
Consult with us online from Burlington, or book time at our North York office if you prefer to meet in person.
In a consultation we go over your goals and history and tell you honestly which options are realistic.
We gather and review your documents, complete the forms and fix weak points before the file is sent.
We file the application, handle correspondence with IRCC and update you as your file moves forward.
Sepehr Falahati is the founder of SEP Immigration and a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC #R533959), authorized to represent clients before both IRCC and the Immigration and Refugee Board. From our North York office in Toronto, Sepehr leads the team through every stage of a case, from Express Entry and family sponsorship to refugee hearings and appeals.
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No. Consultations are held online, so most Burlington clients never need to make the drive. In-person meetings are available at our office at 211 Finch Avenue West in North York.
Possibly. The Federal Skilled Trades Program, the Canadian Experience Class and Ontario’s provincial nominee program each have different requirements. We review your trade, experience and language results to find the best fit.
Yes. We can explain whether an LMIA is needed for the role, help prepare the employer application and support the worker’s permit application afterwards.
Depending on the reason for refusal, you may be able to appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division or submit a stronger new application. We review the decision and, where an appeal is available, can represent you before the IRB.
Meet our licensed team in person at our North York office, or book a consultation in advance.
SEP Immigration
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211 Finch Avenue WestPhone
+1 (647) 864 4224Office Hours
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