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In today’s fast-changing immigration landscape, employers in the U.S. face rising fees, budget constraints and policy unpredictability.
As they increasingly look for both long- and short-term options throughout the Americas, they need to be able to take advantage of programs designed to facilitate the movement of talent. It’s crucial to have a trusted partner with connections and capability across both North and South America who can help.
U.S. immigration services are delivered through our award-winning affiliated law firm, which works hand in hand with our account management team. Our Canadian team is members of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), the Canadian Employee Relocation Council (CERC), and Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC). Our Latin American team speaks fluent Spanish and English and delivers immigration advice for all countries across the region.
Notable Services
In addition to our comprehensive suite of immigration services, we offer a range of services specific to the needs of businesses looking to hire talent in the Americas.
Work and residence authorization
Home country support with translations and legalizations
Full post-arrival assistance with registrations and residence permits
Permanent residence, including support with Express Entry and provincial nomination routes for Canada
For Canada, Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) support
Immigration policy drafting and compliance guidance
Support with audits, including IRCC and ESDC audits in Canada
Right to Work assessments
Expedited U.S. passport assistance
Family reunification
Americas Practice Leadership
Our U.S., Canadian and Latin American teams have decades of experience and work seamlessly together for a collaborative and integrated approach to immigration across the region.
Americas Immigration News Alerts
Americas Insights
Article
Traveling to the U.S. While Pregnant: What Nonimmigrant Visa Holders Should Know After the Birthright Citizenship Ruling
The Supreme Court's Trump v. Barbara ruling preserves birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. Learn what it means for nonimmigrant visa holders and birth tourism enforcement.
Guide
Could the USMCA Review Impact TN Visas? What Employers Need to Know
Following the July 2026 USMCA review, immigration attorney Hanna Pluta breaks down what the U.S. decision not to extend the agreement means for TN visas today, why there is no immediate impact on employers or professionals and what potential future scenarios could mean for TN status and workforce planning.
Americas Associations
Our team is connected with industry groups and organizations across the region, and our in-house experts are frequently asked to facilitate roundtables, participate in panels and provide thought leadership.
Let’s talk about how we can help you in the Americas, and around the world.
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