Chaudhary Law Office
3 lawyers · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 425 handling Immigration Law.
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Chaudhary Law Office is a Toronto immigration and refugee law firm that practices exclusively in that area of law, providing visa, immigration, and citizenship advice since 1995. The firm is owned and operated by Max Chaudhary, a Barrister and Solicitor with a B.A. and J.D. who was born and raised in Toronto and is a member of the Law Society of Ontario, the Ontario Bar Association, and the Canadian Bar Association's Immigration Section. Three lawyers work at the firm.
The practice covers the full range of Canadian immigration work: temporary residence (work permits, study permits, and visitor visas), permanent residence through family sponsorship, Express Entry, and Provincial Nominee Programs, citizenship applications, refugee protection claims, and inadmissibility and detention matters. It also handles appeals and judicial reviews at the Federal Court, Ontario name changes, notary services, and Interpol data search and correction requests. Services are offered in English, French, Mandarin, Farsi, and Spanish.
Chaudhary has lectured on immigration matters at Seneca College and the Law Society of Ontario, is a published author of the article "Judicial Review" in the Immigration Practitioner's Handbook, and has been a frequent speaker on CTV Newsnet with contributed articles to the Toronto Star, The Guardian, Lawyer's Weekly, and Omni News. The firm's office at 18 Wynford Drive is its main location, and its contact page also lists a second office in Sydney, Australia.
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In the community
- Max Chaudhary has lectured on immigration matters at Seneca College and at continuing education programs run by the Law Society of Ontario.
- Max Chaudhary is a published author of the article "Judicial Review" in the Immigration Practitioner's Handbook and has contributed articles to the Toronto Star, The Guardian, Lawyer's Weekly, and Omni News, as well as appearing as a frequent speaker on CTV Newsnet.
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Wheelchair accessible
LGBTQ+ friendly
Parking available
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- Law schools
- University of Alberta 1 of 3 lawyers
Who handles what
Offices 2
The neighbourhood
The firm's Toronto office sits at 18 Wynford Drive in the Crosstown Centre, an office condominium building in the Banbury, Don Mills area of North York.
Because the firm's work is entirely federal, its clients deal with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, the Canada Border Services Agency, and the Federal Court rather than a local courthouse, so the office's location matters less for proximity to a particular tribunal than it does for clients travelling in from across the Greater Toronto Area for a scheduled consultation.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Chaudhary Law Office handle spousal or family sponsorship applications?
- Yes. The firm prepares spousal, parental, and dependent children sponsorship applications, including assessing whether a relationship is genuine and gathering the documentation needed for a Low Income Cut Off assessment.
- Can Chaudhary Law Office help with a refused visa or a Federal Court appeal?
- Yes. The firm handles inadmissibility matters, appeals to the Refugee Appeal Division and Immigration Appeal Division, and judicial reviews at the Federal Court.
- Does the firm offer a free consultation?
- No. Consultations are paid: a 15 minute consultation for deportation or refugee cases only is $50, a 30 minute consultation is $200 in person or $210 remote, and a 60 minute consultation is $500 in person or $510 remote.
- What languages can I get help in at Chaudhary Law Office?
- The firm offers services in English, French, Mandarin, Farsi, and Spanish.
- I'm claiming refugee protection in Canada, can Chaudhary Law Office represent me?
- Yes. The firm handles refugee protection claims, persons in need of protection assessments, and detention review matters.
- Does Chaudhary Law Office do notary work, like certifying documents or preparing a letter of invitation?
- Yes. The firm offers notary public services, including certification of documents and sworn declarations, alongside its immigration practice.
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