Kahlon Law Office
1 lawyer · Peel Region
One of 312 law firms listed in Brampton, and one of 129 handling Immigration Law.
About Kahlon Law Office
Kahlon Law Office is a Brampton based immigration law practice founded by Arshdeep Singh Kahlon, a Barrister and Solicitor licensed by the Law Society of Ontario. The founder holds a B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from the University Institute of Legal Studies at Panjab University in Chandigarh, was called to the Bar in India at the age of 23, and worked as a trial court lawyer there from 2011 to 2016, handling family, criminal, civil, property, and corporate matters. After immigrating to Canada in 2016, the founder completed the National Committee on Accreditation requirements and the Bar Admission Program, articled with two Manitoba law firms, and was called to the Bar in Manitoba on June 20, 2019, before relocating to Ontario to open the firm in Brampton.
The practice is limited to Canadian immigration law. Its work includes inadmissibility matters, immigration appeals, misrepresentation cases, and litigation before the Federal Court, the Immigration Division, and the Immigration Appeal Division, along with family reunification, permanent residence applications, humanitarian and compassionate claims, refugee protection, and temporary residence matters. The firm also assists families with cross border issues such as international adoption. It offers paid consultations, in person or by Zoom, and provides some pro bono legal services. Services are available in English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- The founder is a founding member of the Canadian Immigration Lawyers' Association (CILA) and belongs to the Canadian Bar Association and the South Asian Bar Association.
- In March 2025, the founder received a King Charles III Coronation Medal from the Government of Canada, recognizing service to the legal profession and the community.
- The firm's Federal Court work includes Kaur v. Canada (2023 FC 1470), which reviewed a five year spousal sponsorship ban imposed during an interview, Singh v. Canada (2024 FC 1369), on verbal United States entry denials and their effect on flagpoling cases, Rupal v. Canada (2024 FC 1371), on webform submissions made before a visa decision, and Brar v. Canada (2024 FC 1664).
In the community
- The firm offers pro bono legal services to clients who might not otherwise be able to obtain legal assistance.
- The founder has contributed recommendations to the Government of Canada on job offer based immigration programs and on addressing immigration fraud connected to LMIA practices.
Who handles what
The neighbourhood
Kahlon Law Office's office is in Brampton. Immigration law is federal, so the firm's matters are decided by the Federal Court of Canada, the Immigration Division, and the Immigration Appeal Division rather than by a local courthouse. The firm says its services are available to clients regardless of location, with scheduling that accommodates different time zones, and consultations can be booked in person or over Zoom. That means the practice reaches clients well beyond Brampton itself, even though its office sits in the city.
Punjabi is among the most commonly spoken languages in Brampton, and the firm's multilingual capacity in English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu lines up with the languages many people in the area speak at home.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Kahlon Law Office represent me in a Federal Court immigration appeal?
- Yes. The firm's work includes litigation before the Federal Court, the Immigration Division, and the Immigration Appeal Division, and it has handled Federal Court matters such as Kaur v. Canada (2023 FC 1470), Singh v. Canada (2024 FC 1369), and Rupal v. Canada (2024 FC 1371).
- I was found inadmissible or accused of misrepresentation, can the firm help?
- Inadmissibility and misrepresentation matters are part of the firm's practice. If you have been refused entry at a port of entry, the firm notes you may be able to challenge the decision or apply for a Temporary Resident Permit to gain temporary entry.
- What does a consultation with Kahlon Law Office cost?
- Consultations are by appointment only and cost CAD $250.00 plus applicable HST (foreign residents are tax exempt), with payment required in advance. Each consultation runs up to 45 minutes and can be held in person or by Zoom.
- A family member has been detained by CBSA. What happens next?
- A person detained by the Canada Border Services Agency will have a detention review hearing within 48 hours, with further reviews at 7 days and then every 30 days after that. Legal representation at these hearings can be important for arguing release on bail.
- What languages can I get legal help in?
- The firm serves clients in English, Punjabi (both written and spoken Gurmukhi, and spoken Shahmukhi), Hindi, and Urdu.
- Where is Kahlon Law Office and how do I reach it?
- The office is in Brampton, Ontario. You can call, and the firm aims to respond to emails and phone calls within 24 to 72 business hours.
Where to find them
200-1B, Conestoga Dr, Brampton, ON L6Z 4N5 · 647-450-0000
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