About the firm
Three offices. Two continents. Real lawyers.
You have almost certainly heard about someone losing their savings to an immigration agent. That fear is reasonable — so rather than ask you to trust us, we’ll give you things you can check.
Why trust is the whole product
Anyone can claim to be good. We’d rather be checkable.
Every agent in this market answers the same way — with adjectives. We think the only answer that means anything is one you can verify without taking our word for it.
Immigration is a decision people make once, with money they’ve saved for years. It attracts exactly the kind of operator you’re afraid of — a rented office, a brochure, a promise, and then silence. We can’t undo the stories you’ve heard. We can be the opposite of them, in ways you can confirm.
So this page isn’t a sales pitch. It’s a short list of facts about us — real addresses, named lawyers, itemised fees — and an open invitation to check every one of them before you hand over a single rupee.
Three things a scam can’t cheaply fake
- Offices with doors, on two continents.
- Lawyers who answer to a regulator you can complain to.
- A licence number we’ll hand you to verify yourself.
Come and see us
Not a mailbox. Not a WhatsApp number.
Offices with doors, in three cities across two continents. You’re welcome at any of them.
Pakistan
Lahore
Office #201 & 202, 2nd Floor, HALY TOWER, Sector R, DHA Phase 2, LahoreMonday to Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm
+92 335 000 1111Open in MapsPakistan
Islamabad
Office 3029B, 3rd Floor, World Trade Centre, Giga Mall, Sector F, DHA Phase 2, Islamabad 45730Monday to Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm
+92 335 000 1111Open in MapsCanada
Mississauga
Open by appointment — we’ll confirm the exact address when you book.
3
offices
Lahore, Islamabad and Mississauga — real doors you can walk into, not a mailbox.
Two
continents
A firm in Pakistan with an office in Canada — so a Canadian file is handled where it lands.
Free
consultation
And our read in writing — an honest answer either way.
The one thing agents can’t copy
We have lawyers. Most agents don’t.
Pakistan has no licensing body for immigration advice. Anyone can rent an office, print a brochure and call themselves a consultant — which is exactly why so many people get hurt.
A lawyer is different in one way that matters: there is a regulator you can complain to, and a public register you can check in about thirty seconds. An agent has neither.
A regulator, not a review
A five-star testimonial can be typed by anyone. A licence number sits on a public register that a firm cannot edit. That’s the difference we’re built on — and the difference you can verify yourself.
How we work
Four promises, in plain language
None of these is a slogan. Each is something you can hold us to from the first conversation.
- 1
We tell you if you don’t qualify
Before you pay us anything. A weak application filed today is a refusal on your record for years — it is not a free lottery ticket.
- 2
We never promise an outcome
Your visa is decided by a visa officer in another country. Nobody in Pakistan can overrule them, and anyone who says otherwise is selling you something.
- 3
Our fees are itemised
Our professional fee and the government’s fee, listed separately, before you commit. You should always know which part of your money we keep.
- 4
A lawyer reviews the file
Not a salesperson who has moved on to the next lead. Someone qualified reads your case and tells you the truth about it.
Check us before you pay us
Look our lawyers up. Come to the office. Ask for the licence number and go and verify it yourself on the public register. Any firm that won’t give you that is telling you something — and any firm worth your savings will welcome the question.
Straight answers
The questions people are right to ask
Can you guarantee I’ll get a visa?
Are you actually regulated? How do I check?
Do I have to visit an office in person?
What does a consultation cost?
What happens if you don’t think my case is strong?
Start with a conversation
Find out where you actually stand
The consultation is free, and you leave with a written summary of where you stand — from a lawyer, not a salesperson.