Yes. Steven is affiliated with a full service law firm in Toronto which provides services in real estate, Business Law, Trade Marks, Franchise Law, Estate Planning, Banking, Family, and litigation. For Further information, please contact Steven Beiles at 416-360-2752.

Yes. Steven maintains a network of available interpreters to assist with solicitor-client meetings for languages including (but not limited to): Cantonese, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Kurdish, and Persian. Steven would be pleased to arrange interpretation services for any language not listed.

As a courtesy, kindly contact Steven by telephone at least 24 hours before your appointment if you wish to cancel or postpone it.

Steven welcomes clients from around the world. The practice’s head office is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, however, where feasible, Steven may be available to travel to your country of residence for a personal consultation. To facilitate long distance communication, overseas clients may communicate and correspond with Steven by long distance telephone, fax, or email.

Clients’ fees are assessed on a case-by-case basis as each situation is unique. Steven is committed to providing services on a reasonable flat rate basis (instead of charging by the hour). Where feasible, reasonable payment plans may be negotiated. Prospective clients are welcome to contact Steven by telephone or email to discuss their unique situation and to receive a quote for legal services. Please note that quoted fees do not include government processing fees.

Steven Beiles is a licensed and insured Canadian Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public. He maintains high standards of professionalism and integrity, and his activities are governed by the Law Society of Upper Canada. As a lawyer, Steven is able to assist clients with:
• Interpreting immigration legislation, regulations and policies in order to devise the best strategy for each individual applicant;
• Determining which documents need to be submitted with various applications;
• Effectively drafting legal submissions in support of immigration applications;
• Notarizing and/or certifying all documents that must accompany immigration applications;
• Advising clients of their legal rights and the progress of their case;
• Effectively preparing clients for any personal interviews with Citizenship and Immigration officials; and
• Appealing negative decisions made by Citizenship and Immigration officials.

All applications are subject to the stringent provisions of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and the Act’s Regulations, therefore no individual or firm can guarantee success of any application. Steven will provide you with an honest assessment of an applicant’s likelihood of success, as well as the efficient preparation and submission of all applications.

Yes. Steven provides notarization/certification services in relation to a wide range of documents (please see the Notary Public Services page). You are welcome to contact Steven to receive a quote for this service and to schedule an appointment.

Yes, Steven can assist you with navigating through the often complicated refugee determination process from preparing your Basis of Claim form to representation before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB). Steven Beiles represents refugee claimants from various countries around the world. Prospective clients are welcome to contact Steven by telephone or email to receive a quote for representation before the IRB.

Yes. Steven would be pleased to assist you with completing your Permanent Resident Card Application. Steven’s services include assistance with reviewing your application, certifying all accompanying documents, and, if necessary, witnessing your ‘Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor’ section of the application. You are welcome to contact Steven to receive a quote for this service and to schedule an appointment.

Several Canadian provinces have programs that encourage immigrants to settle in those provinces and benefit their economies. Steven’s services include evaluation of your experience and credentials to determine whether you may qualify as a provincial nominee in one of these provinces.

Yes. Steven would be pleased to help explain what Federal program you would most suitable for you to become a permanent resident of Canada. You may qualify as either as skilled worker or a member of the Business Class.