Keyork Immigration Law
1 lawyer · City of Toronto, Montréal
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Keyork Immigration Law is a Toronto based immigration law firm with a satellite office in Montreal. Founder Mary Keyork earned a civil law degree from the University of Montreal in 2005 and a master's degree in transnational law and common law from the University of Sherbrooke in 2006. Mary Keyork has been licensed with the Law Society of Ontario since 2009 and also holds a special permit as a conseiller juridique canadien with the Quebec Bar. The Law Society of Ontario has recognized Mary Keyork as a Certified Specialist in Immigration Law.
The firm handles Canadian immigration and refugee matters only, including permanent residency, family and spousal sponsorship, refugee claims, citizenship applications and appeals, humanitarian and compassionate applications, and cases involving criminal inadmissibility, before the Immigration and Refugee Board and the Federal Court. Mary Keyork is fluent in English, French and Armenian and has conversational Spanish. Mary Keyork's great grandparents survived the Armenian genocide of 1915 after fleeing, a family history the firm points to as part of what drew Mary Keyork to immigration work.
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Milestones & recognition
- Mary Keyork is a member of the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association, the Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association and the Quebec Immigration Lawyers Association.
- Mary Keyork served as a Member at Large of the Immigration Section of the Ontario Bar Association from 2010 to 2011.
- Mary Keyork holds a special permit as a conseiller juridique canadien with the Barreau du Quebec, in addition to being licensed with the Law Society of Ontario.
In the community
- The firm produces a podcast, Untold Journeys: Stories of Movement, in which Mary Keyork talks with clients, newcomers and immigrant entrepreneurs about their experiences moving to Canada.
- The firm has published an e-book collecting stories and lessons drawn from its immigration law practice.
- Staff across the firm's Toronto and Montreal offices together work in English, French, Armenian, Spanish and Mandarin, matching the range of newcomer communities the firm serves.
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The neighbourhood
Keyork Immigration Law's Toronto office is in a 21 storey office building at 5000 Yonge Street, in North York's Lansing neighbourhood, with direct underground access to the TTC subway line.
The Montreal office sits on Rue Fleury Ouest in Ahuntsic, a mixed use commercial main street of independent restaurants and shops in a mostly French speaking residential part of the borough, a fitting setting for a practice that serves clients in both English and French.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Keyork Immigration Law handle spousal and family sponsorship applications?
- Yes. The firm helps Canadian citizens and permanent residents sponsor a spouse, common law partner, child, parent or grandparent, including both overseas and inland sponsorship applications and appeals of refused sponsorships.
- Can the firm represent someone making a refugee claim in Canada?
- Yes. Keyork Immigration Law prepares Basis of Claim documentation and represents claimants at Refugee Protection Division hearings before the Immigration and Refugee Board.
- I was found inadmissible to Canada because of a past criminal conviction. Can the firm help?
- The firm handles criminal inadmissibility matters, including Temporary Resident Permit applications and criminal rehabilitation applications for people who want to enter or stay in Canada.
- What if my immigration application was refused?
- The firm represents clients in appeals and judicial reviews of refused applications, including sponsorship appeals, removal order appeals, residency obligation appeals, admissibility hearings and Federal Court cases. Not every refusal should be appealed, and the right option depends on the reason for the refusal and the type of application.
- What languages does the firm serve clients in?
- Mary Keyork is fluent in English, French and Armenian, with conversational Spanish, and other staff add Mandarin, reflecting the range of newcomer communities the firm works with.
- Where are Keyork Immigration Law's offices?
- The firm's head office is in Toronto at 5000 Yonge Street, Suite 1901, with a satellite office in Montreal at 80 Fleury Ouest.
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