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Eastman Immigration Law Office in Toronto Canada

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Eastman Immigration Law Office in Toronto Canada

Eastman Immigration Law Office, Jeremiah Eastman

CANADIAN IMMIGRATION LAWYER

Eastman Law Office is a boutique immigration law firm located in Ontario, Canada. We deliver high-level legal services to our clients both in the courtroom and at the visa office.

Our firm is headed by a skilled and knowledgeable Canadian immigration lawyer, Jeremiah Eastman, who has extensive
litigation experience before the Federal Court of Canada and in the preparation and submission of temporary and permanent resident applications to Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

Eastman Law Office can serve you wherever you are living in the world. An experienced lawyer, not a paralegal, handles each immigration. Our fees are competitive and our services professional and honest.

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Immigration Services

Jeremiah Eastman is a lawyer with many years of experience in Canadian Immigration, Refugee, and Citizenship law.

Before opening his own law office, Jeremiah was a lawyer at the Department of Justice Canada, Immigration Law Section in Toronto for 11 years, where he argued cases before the Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal.

Express Entry

 

Spousal Sponsorship

 

Federal Court litigation

Immigration Appeal Division

Humanitarian and Compassionate Applications

 

Admissibility Hearings

Temporary Resident Permit

 

Pre-Removal Risk Assessment

 

testimonials

I am glad to inform you that we have got our passports back from VFS Canada with Visa stamped on them and COPR.My family and I would like to thank you for doing a great job in our immigration case.We are more than satisfied on how you and you...

By Gurpreet K.

I'm just writing to thank you once again for all the services and advise to get our permanent residents visa. We had very good comments about experience and work of Mr Eastman and his team, and they were right. Not only a kind and professional s...

By Joseph & Patty

I would like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to Mr. Eastman and the staff for their service. They dealt my visa application process very professionally and I was well informed in every step of the process. I obtained my permanent resid...

By Nalin

One of the best immigration law firm. Mr. Eastman is an excellent, experienced lawyer who will work with you through the whole immigration process, and will provide you with a lot of good recommendations that will help expediting your application. I ...

By Mahmoud J.

First time i called Eastman law office i received a nice greeting, my goal was to study in Canada, and they offer me all available immigration options, from the first day till i got my Student visa, his office was outstanding in all ways, keeping tra...

By Isaac S.

I would like to express my sincere appreciation for mr Eastman and his whole immigration team. They have helped me to come back to Canada after deportation. We've had a difficult immigration case due to the deportation but with his and his immigratio...

By I.O.

It's been an absolute pleasure working with Mr. Eastman and his team. We came to the firm with a fairly straightforward case, but sought the assurance of working with a professional in-country who could handle submissions and communications on our be...

By N.T.

Thanks to the professionalism of Mr. Eastman and his staff I was able to get my residency within six months they worked diligently on our case and was constantly keeping us updated on our file.... Lots of appreciation to Mr Eastman and his staff We w...

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Recent Cases

Cases
Study Permit
Work Permit

Viswanath v. M.C.I. (IMM-3747-23)

Mr. Viswanath is an Indian national who had applied for a Study Permit visa to study at a Canadian college in Ontario, Canada. He had planned to pursue an Ontario College Graduate Certificate. Prior to applying to study in Canada he had completed his Master’s Degree. Mr. Viswanath included a detailed Study Plan in his
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May 24, 2024
News release
Permanent Residence

Canada Introduces New Policy to Support Hong Kong Nationals Awaiting Permanent Residence

Canada Bolsters Support for Hong Kong Nationals with New Immigration Policy Canada has announced a temporary public policy to assist Hong Kong residents already in Canada, further strengthening its commitment as a haven of opportunity and stability. This policy, unveiled on May 7, 2024, is designed to ease the transition for Hong Kong nationals on
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May 14, 2024
Cases
Citizenship & Immigration
Study Permit
Work Permit

Surent Sivasubramaniam v. The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration and The Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness

Mr. Sivasubramaniam is a Sri Lankan national who entered Canada on a Study Permit.  He had planned to pursue his studies at a DLI in January 2023, however, after arriving in Canada he discovered that the institution did not offer a Post-Graduate Work Permit. He then proceeded to explore other post-secondary education options, and was
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May 14, 2024
News release
Permanent Residence

Manitoba’s Path to Permanent Residency: New Public Policy Announcement

Canada's Strategic Immigration Plan: Facilitating Permanent Residency in Manitoba In a recent communication, the Honourable Marc Miller, Canada's Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, outlined a proactive strategy in a letter to Manitoba’s Minister of Immigration and Labour, the Honourable Malaya Marcelino. This plan addresses the significant challenges posed by the upcoming expiration of post-graduation
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May 8, 2024
Canadian Experience Class
Cases

Augusto v. M.C.I. (IMM-5779-13)

Ms. Augusto was an international student in Canada who had graduated and completed one year of full-time work experience in Canada.  She then applied for Canadian permanent residence under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). Immigration Canada, however, refused her application on the basis that she had not completed two years of full-time work in Canada.
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January 22, 2024
Cases
Permanent Residence

Yadwinder Singh v. M.C.I. 2010 FC 757

Mr. Singh had applied for Canadian permanent residence and had been waiting several years for Immigration Canada to make a decision on his application.  During that time, Mr. Singh was criminally charged in the United States and was extradited there to be tried.  He was eventually convicted and was serving time in prison there. He
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January 21, 2024
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Why Clients Trust Us

Eastman Law Office is a well-respected immigration law firm in Canada and abroad, as we have helped numerous individuals with their permanent resident applications,  inadmissibility matters, and Federal Court judicial reviews. Our highly qualified immigration practitioners, superior standards, and many years of experience have resulted in very satisfied clients.

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Cost Effective Services

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Commitment to Excellence

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Out of the Box Approach

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Cost Effective Services

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Commitment to Excellence

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Out of the Box Approach

News And Updates

October 9, 2024

Canada Immigration News: Strengthening Temporary Residence Programs

Canada's Immigration Minister Marc Miller has announced significant changes to the country's temporary residence programs, aimed at managing the influx of temporary residents and maintaining the integrity of the immigration...
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September 17, 2024

Kandath v. M.C.I. 2024 FC 1130

Ms. Kandath is an Indian national who had applied for a Study Permit visa to study at a university in Canada. She had planned to pursue another Masters degree. Ms....
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July 17, 2024

The Difference Between Canadian Permanent Residency and Citizenship

Canadian Permanent Residency versus Citizenship – benefits, rights, obligations, and pathways. Are you considering a future in Canada? Navigating the Canadian immigration system is complex, especially when considering the choices...
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