About Arrow Law

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Arrow Law practises immigration, real estate and family law for people across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and Durham Region, and it serves clients internationally as well. Its lawyers also do notary and commissioning work and give independent legal advice in all three of those core fields.

Immigration is where Arrow Law draws a clear line: it's a law firm, not an immigration consultancy. Common applications, visitor visas, study permits and family sponsorship among them, are billed at a fixed rate with no hidden fees.

Consultations can be booked by phone or video, and the firm offers remote signing along with virtual meetings. Every client hears from a lawyer who talks the matter through, and that first conversation is about understanding the problem and mapping out the options for reaching the client's goals.

Arrow Law has two offices, one on the 10th floor of 4711 Yonge Street in Toronto and one on the 5th floor of 21 King Street West in Hamilton, and both see clients by appointment only. An immigration appointment costs $100, while free appointments are currently offered for other eligible matters.

Practice areas

Applications, appeals and refugee claims

Arrow Law prepares clients' immigration applications, including work permits, Express Entry, family sponsorship and business immigration. The practice also takes on immigration appeals, inadmissibility, refugee claims and US Canada immigration matters, and mobile signing appointments are available on request.

Our guide: How to Hire an Immigration Lawyer in Toronto

Residential and commercial transactions

Arrow Law's real estate clients range from first-time buyers to experienced developers. The work runs from buying and selling homes, cottages and condos to private mortgages, commercial property and commercial leasing, plus status certificate reviews, spousal title transfers and survivorship applications. On each deal the firm works closely with the agents, brokers and lenders involved.

Agreements, divorce and court

Arrow Law negotiates family matters and drafts cohabitation, marriage and separation agreements, and it prepares and files uncontested divorce applications. Its lawyers also draft pleadings and represent clients in court, and they'll give independent legal advice on an agreement that another firm has prepared.

Our guide: How to Hire a Family Lawyer in Toronto

Notary and commissioning services

Arrow Law notarizes, commissions and certifies documents, from affidavits and witnessed signatures to declarations of common law union. That includes notarizations, statutory declarations and certifications for travel consent letters, PR cards and passports.

Independent legal advice

Arrow Law's lawyers give independent legal advice on real estate, family and immigration matters. The client sends the relevant documents ahead of the meeting, a lawyer reviews them, and then the lawyer gives the advice.

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How Arrow Law works

Arrow Law commits to invoices that give clients a clear picture of the fees and disbursements on their matter, and to keeping every communication strictly confidential. It also commits to timely updates at every step of a matter, and the firm uses technology and flexible ways of working to keep its services cost-effective. On family files, it commits to keeping fees reasonable.

Lawyers

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Offices 2

4711 Yonge Street, 10th Floor, Toronto, ON M2N 6K8

21 King Street West, 5th Floor, Hamilton, ON L8P 4W7

The neighbourhood

The Toronto office sits in 4711 Yonge Street, a 16-storey Class A office building that went up in 1987. There is a direct underground link to Sheppard-Yonge station, where two subway lines meet, and Highway 401 is a short drive away. The building holds LEED Existing Buildings Platinum, BOMA BEST Platinum, Fitwel 3-Star and ENERGY STAR certifications.

In Hamilton, the firm is at 21 King Street West, part of Commerce Place, a pair of office towers built between 1987 and 1990 for the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. The bank had previously occupied a ten-storey Italian Renaissance building on the site, put up in 1892 as the Bank of Hamilton's head office and taken down in 1985 to clear the way for the towers. Today 21 King Street West is one of the city's few Class A buildings. It stands just off King and James beside the MacNab Street Terminal, with Jackson Square, shops, restaurants and banks close at hand.

Frequently asked questions

Does Arrow Law charge for immigration appointments when other eligible matters get a free one?
Arrow Law charges $100 for appointments on immigration matters, which are booked through the contact form on its website. Free appointments for other eligible matters can be booked through the firm's calendar service, and that offer may change without notice.
Can Arrow Law prepare the statutory declaration for a lost or stolen Canadian passport?
Arrow Law's notary services include a statutory declaration about a Canadian passport or travel document that's been lost, stolen, damaged, destroyed or made inaccessible.
Can I meet Arrow Law on a weekend at its Toronto or Hamilton office?
Arrow Law is open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday meetings are by appointment only.

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