Nitin is a lawyer licensed by the Law Society of Ontario, working from his office at 8 Brewster Rd in Brampton. His practice focuses on Canadian immigration: refugee claims and appeals, study and work permits, provincial nominee programs, family sponsorship and responses to refusals.
Many people first meet him through his short videos, where he explains IRCC updates, misrepresentation and fairness letters in plain language. His message is the same in every one: whatever you do, do it properly and in the right way.
LicenceLaw Society of OntarioLSO # To confirm
Office8 Brewster Rd, BramptonIn person and by phone
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Practice areas
What Nitin can help you with.
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Refugee claims & appeals
How a file comes together
Built piece by piece, checked at every step.
It starts with one conversation at the desk.
Consultation
Documents gathered
Forms & evidence
Submitted to IRCC
Decision & next steps
Real videos
Straight answers, on camera.
Nitin's own explainers. Tap any video to watch it with sound.
Featured series
Four routes, explained by Nitin.
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Featured cases
Files like yours.
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The team
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Why Nitin
Advice you can check and trust.
Licensed and verifiable
A lawyer licensed by the Law Society of Ontario. You can look him up in the LSO's public directory.
Plain language
Rules and risks explained the way he explains them on camera: clearly, without jargon.
A real Brampton office
Meet in person at 8 Brewster Rd, or start with a phone call.
Book online, any time
Request a consultation day from this page, even late at night. The office calls to confirm.
How it works
1Book
Pick a day online or call the office.
2Consultation
Nitin reviews your history and documents, and explains your options.
3Plan & retainer
A written plan with scope, timeline and fees before any work starts.
4Build & file
Forms, evidence and submissions prepared and checked.
5Updates to decision
You hear about every letter and request until a decision arrives.
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Guides
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General information only, not legal advice. Every file is different, so speak with a lawyer about yours.
PFL
Got a procedural fairness letter? Do these four things first.
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A procedural fairness letter (PFL) means an officer has concerns about your application and is giving you a chance to answer before deciding. Treat it as your last clear opportunity.
Find the deadline. It is written in the letter and is often short. If you need more time, ask for an extension in writing before it passes.
Identify each concern. List every issue the officer raises. Your response must answer all of them.
Answer with evidence. Documents, records and sworn statements carry more weight than explanations alone.
Get advice before you reply. What you write becomes part of the record, including for any later review.
IRPA s.40
Misrepresentation: why "I didn't mean to" is often not enough.
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Under section 40 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, a person can be found inadmissible for directly or indirectly misrepresenting or withholding material facts. A finding generally means a five-year ban from applying.
Officers do not have to prove you meant to deceive. The exception for honest mistakes is narrow.
A false document submitted by an agent or representative can still count against you.
Check every form for gaps and inconsistencies with earlier applications before you submit.
If IRCC raises misrepresentation in a fairness letter, your response matters a great deal. Get advice first.
RPD · RAD
Refugee claim refused or abandoned? Know your clock.
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The options depend on what the Refugee Protection Division decided.
Refused: many claimants can appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD). The notice of appeal is due within 15 days of receiving the written reasons, and the full appeal record within 30 days.
Not eligible for RAD: some claims, including withdrawn or abandoned ones, cannot go to the RAD. Judicial review at the Federal Court may be possible, with a 15-day deadline.
Abandoned: in limited cases, an application to reopen may be possible. Act quickly.
Missing these deadlines can end your options, so get advice the day you receive a decision.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check that a lawyer is licensed?
Search the Law Society of Ontario's public Lawyer and Paralegal Directory on lso.ca. Licensed immigration consultants are listed with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. Only licensed representatives may charge for immigration advice.
Can you guarantee my visa or PR?
No. Decisions are made by IRCC and the Immigration and Refugee Board. No honest representative can guarantee an outcome. What Nitin can do is prepare your file properly and tell you your real chances.
What should I bring to my consultation?
Your passport, every letter you have received from IRCC or the IRB, copies of past applications, and a short timeline of your immigration history. If you have a deadline, bring that letter first.
My previous representative isn't responding. Can you help?
Yes, you can change representatives at any time. Nitin will review where your file stands and what deadlines apply, and the representative form on file can be updated.
Is what I tell you confidential?
Yes. Lawyers in Ontario have a strict duty of confidentiality, and communications for legal advice are protected by solicitor-client privilege. Please don't send sensitive documents through the booking form; bring them to your consultation.
How much does a consultation cost?
Consultation fees are set by the office. To confirm Use the fee estimator above for a sample range of professional fees.
Do I have to come to the office in person?
You can meet at 8 Brewster Rd in Brampton or start with a phone call. Ask the office about video consultations. To confirm
