Reliable After I was called to the bar in Ontario in 2010, I've devoted most of my practice to immigration, refugee, and citizenship law. In 2005, I finished my MA at Duquesne University and my BA at Carnegie Mellon University in 2002. I relocated to Canada and pursued my law studies at the University of Windsor. I appear before the Refugee Protection Division and Refugee Appeal Divisions, Immigration Appeal Division, and the Federal Court. I am a mentor for Legal Aid Ontario, offering advice to new immigrant and refugee lawyers. The way the immigration process works can be confusing and seem impassable. You can get in touch for help with immigration and a free consultation. You can also book an intake using my scheduling page or call the office for an appointment. If you have documents that require notarization or legalization, I also provide notary public services. You can schedule these online or contact the office to set up an appointment.
