About Bansal Law

Bansal Law is a small immigration and litigation firm based in Brampton, Ontario, with two offices in the city. Amit Bansal, a lawyer licensed with the Law Society of Ontario, is the firm's founder and handles the full range of immigration matters, from visitor, study, and work permits through Express Entry, family sponsorship, and citizenship applications. The practice also takes on Federal Court litigation, including judicial reviews, stays of removal, and detention reviews for clients facing deportation. Paralegal and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) Romika Bansal works alongside the firm's lawyer, and the second Brampton office also houses Oasis Immigration.

By its own count, the firm has served more than 200 clients and has argued and resolved more than 60 Federal Court cases. Bansal Law backs up that litigation focus with a Significant Cases page summarizing Supreme Court of Canada immigration rulings such as Vavilov and Baker, and a blog that regularly walks through Federal Court procedure, from judicial review timelines to how to respond to a procedural fairness letter. Anyone facing a removal or deportation order can book a short free consultation.

Practice areas

Fees & payment

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Who handles what

Offices 2

7916 Hurontario St, Unit 30, Brampton, Ontario L6Y 0P6

2 Dewside Dr #204, Brampton, Ontario L6R 0X5

The neighbourhood

Bansal Law's two offices are both in Brampton, a short distance apart. The main office is on Hurontario Street, and the second is on Dewside Drive, which is also home to Oasis Immigration.

Frequently asked questions

Does Bansal Law handle Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Program applications?
Yes. The firm's immigration practice covers temporary and permanent pathways to Canada, including Express Entry, the Provincial Nominee Program, and family class sponsorship.
I received a procedural fairness letter from IRCC. Can Bansal Law help?
Procedural fairness letters fall within the firm's immigration practice, and its blog explains why a letter like this shouldn't be ignored.
My work permit or visa application was refused. What can I do?
Bansal Law's litigation practice takes on judicial reviews of refused applications at the Federal Court. By the firm's own count, it has argued and resolved more than 60 Federal Court cases.
I'm facing a deportation or removal order. Does the firm offer a free consultation?
Yes. Bansal Law offers a free, no obligation consultation for clients facing a removal or deportation order.
Where are Bansal Law's offices?
The firm has two Brampton offices: the main office on Hurontario Street and a second office on Dewside Drive, which it shares with Oasis Immigration.
Can Bansal Law help sponsor my parents or grandparents to visit Canada?
The firm handles Super Visa applications for parents and grandparents, including challenges to visitor visa refusals based on financial capacity, and its blog compares the Super Visa to a standard visitor visa.

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