Areas of Practice
Immigration and refugee law matters
We provide a range of services in immigration and refugee law matters, particularly refugee claims, detention and deportation matters, appellate work, as well as every day immigration applications including family sponsorships and humanitarian and compassionate applications for permanent residence.
Kumararatne Law aims to make the process less stressful and more streamlined by providing you with clear advice tailored to your specific background and immigration needs, whether your case is before an immigration or visa officer, the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, or the Federal Court of Canada and beyond.
Our most common services include the following:
Legal representation in immigration litigation matters before the following bodies
Immigration Division (admissibility hearing, detention reviews)
Immigration Appeal Division (appeals of deportation orders, negative sponsorship decisions)
Refugee Protection Division (refugee claims)
Refugee Appeal Division (appeals of negative refugee decisions)
Applications before the Federal Court of Canada, including leave for judicial review, judicial review, and motions for staying a removal order
Passport Canada issues including suspension of privileges, revocation, and limitations
Representation in immigration and visa applications
Temporary resident visas and applications (visitor, student or work visas)
Permanent Residence Applications (Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Program, Provincial Nominee Program)
Family Sponsorship (sponsor your spouse, common-law partner, child, adopted child, parent, grandparent or other eligible family member, with exceptions)
Permanent residence based on humanitarian and compassionate application ("H&C" applications)
Pre-Removal Risk Assessment ("PRRA") applications
Citizenship Applications
Access to Information applications
Consultations, opinions and file review services:
Independent legal advice through a consultation
Written legal opinions on a variety of immigration matters including immigration consequences in criminal matters
File review of a completed immigration application for errors and other concerns
All of our consultations are followed-up with an email summary of our meeting and advice provided