Negar Torabi | نگار ترابی

About Negar Torabi
As a Canadian lawyer, offering legal counsel to individuals worldwide seeking entry into Canada on temporary or permanent visas. She assists clients with wide range of services, including visitor visas, study permits, work permits, family sponsorship, Express Entry, provincial nominee programs, as well as applications for permanent residency and citizenship.

Negar Torabirad, a licensed member of the Québec Law Society and the Immigration section of the Québec Bar Association, leads a law office dedicated aiding individuals, employees, and students to successfully relocate and establish themselves in Canada.
Negar, founder of her own law office, helps immigrants navigate the legalities of moving to Canada, drawing from her own experience as an immigrant from Iran. She offers personalized guidance and works with a network of experts to address all immigration-related needs.

Spousal & family Sponsorship
We’re committed to assisting Canadian citizens and permanent residents in reuniting with their loved ones in Canada. Our services are tailored to simplify the process of bringing foreign family members to join you here. With a focus on spousal and common-law partner sponsorships, we ensure you have the right guidance.

Express Entry Applications
The Express Entry system isn’t a specific immigration category for Canada; it’s more like a pathway for submitting immigration applications. Rather than just sending in a completed immigration application directly to the immigration office, potential applicants start by entering a “pool” of candidates.

Permanent Resident Cards
It’s advisable for permanent residents of Canada to keep a valid PR card with them at all times. Not only does the PR card serve as proof of status, but it also enables seamless travel in and out of the country. If a PR card is within 9 months of expiry or has already expired, a permanent resident can apply for a new PR card.

Citizenship Applications
Permanent residents of Canada have the option to apply for Canadian citizenship after meeting the legally-required residency period. This process, known as “naturalization,” grants individuals full citizenship rights. Canada permits dual citizenship.