About Carvajal Law P.C.

Carvajal Law P.C. is a Toronto immigration law firm with more than 12 years of experience in Canadian immigration matters. The firm works out of 357 Bay Street in Toronto's Financial District and keeps a satellite office in Bogota, Colombia. Managing lawyer Andrew Carvajal holds a Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Civil Law from McGill University and is licensed by the Law Society of Ontario. The practice centres on business immigration: work permits, Labour Market Impact Assessments, International Mobility Program cases, and permanent residence and citizenship applications, along with judicial reviews of refused decisions in Federal Court.

The team includes lawyers trained on more than one continent. Laura Ricaurte earned a law degree and a postgraduate tax degree from Universidad de los Andes in Colombia, spent nearly five years as a tax associate at a Colombia law firm, joined Carvajal Law in 2023, and is now pursuing a Common Law LLM at Osgoode Hall Law School. Miho Kitamura holds a J.D. from the University of Ottawa and a B.A. from Queen's University, and worked at an international development organization before law school. Services are offered in English, Spanish and Japanese, and the firm also runs CanadaVisa Pro, a Spanish-language course on Canadian visitor visa rules.

Practice areas

Milestones & recognition

  • Andrew Carvajal holds a Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Civil Law (Honours) from McGill University and is licensed by the Law Society of Ontario.
  • Carvajal has testified before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration on immigration policy.
  • Carvajal serves as Chief Academic Officer for the Legal Professionals Education Network, which trains immigration lawyers, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants and paralegals.
  • Laura Ricaurte is pursuing a Common Law LLM at Osgoode Hall Law School after nearly five years practicing tax law in Colombia.

In the community

  • Andrew Carvajal has taught at the university and college level for over 10 years, alongside professional development courses for immigration lawyers, consultants and paralegals.
  • Carvajal hosts "Vivir Afuera," a biweekly podcast covering wine and immigration topics, and is a frequent contributor to publications on Canadian immigration law.
  • The firm publishes a blog tracking changes to Canadian and Ontario immigration programs, including the 2026 redesign of the Ontario Workforce Priority Stream and proposed reforms to federal Express Entry.
  • The firm offers CanadaVisa Pro, a Spanish-language course explaining Canadian visitor visa rules to prospective applicants.

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Law schools
McGill University 1 of 3 lawyers
Languages on the roster
French, Spanish

The neighbourhood

Carvajal Law's Toronto office is at 357 Bay Street, an 11 storey building put up in 1922 as the General Accident Insurance Building and now protected as a City of Toronto heritage property. A recent restoration kept the lobby's emerald green terrazzo floors, marble and wood paneling, part of a wider effort to preserve the block as a heritage district rather than redevelop it. The address sits in the heart of the Financial District, blocks from the head offices and corporate tenants that generate much of the work permit and LMIA work the firm handles for employers.

The location also puts the firm within easy reach of the Federal Court's Toronto registry on Queen Street West, where judicial reviews of refused immigration decisions, part of the firm's practice, are filed and heard.

Frequently asked questions

Does Carvajal Law handle work permits for employers bringing in foreign staff?
Yes. The firm handles both LMIA supported and LMIA exempt work permit applications, and represents employers and employees on Temporary Foreign Worker Program and International Mobility Program cases.
My immigration application was refused. Can Carvajal Law still help?
The firm handles judicial reviews of refused immigration decisions in Federal Court, whose Toronto registry is on Queen Street West, a short distance from the firm's Bay Street office.
I want to study in Canada. Can the firm help with a study permit?
Yes, Carvajal Law assists with study permit applications.
What languages does the firm work in?
The team offers services in English, Spanish and Japanese, and the firm keeps a satellite office in Bogota, Colombia.
How long has Carvajal Law been practicing immigration law?
The firm has more than 12 years of experience in Canadian immigration matters.
Does the firm keep up with changes to Ontario's immigration programs?
Yes. The firm's blog tracks program changes as they happen, including the 2026 redesign of the Ontario Workforce Priority Stream and proposed reforms to the federal Express Entry system.

Where to find them

357 Bay Street, Toronto, ON M5H 4A6 · 647-776-7513

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