A&M Canadian Immigration Law Corporation
A&M Canadian Immigration Law Corporation
A&M Canadian Immigration Law Corporation
A&M Canadian Immigration Law Corporation is an immigration-only law corporation headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba, serving clients across Canada and worldwide. We handle the entire life cycle of Canadian immigration: study permits and extensions; PGWPs; open and employer-specific work permits, LMIAs and employer compliance; visitor visas, visitor records and TRPs; permanent residence through Express Entry and provincial nominations (with deep expertise in the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program); family sponsorships; citizenship and proof-of-citizenship; complex matters such as Procedural Fairness Letters, refusals and reconsiderations; and litigation, including appeals and Federal Court judicial review. Guided by Dr. Muhammad Abrar’s Digits Speak method, we pair statistical analysis with plain-English advice and meticulous preparation. We meet clients in person in Winnipeg and by secure Zoom for Manitoba’s remote communities and international clients.
The Firm currently stand on more than 1000+ 5 Star Google Reviews throughout the digital presence and the current clientele continues to increase
Independent directories and review platforms celebrate that Dr. Muhammad Abrar and A&M Canadian Immigration Law corporation are the BEST Lawyer and the best Law firm in the Winnipeg’s TOP immigration firms list including recognitions on ThreeBestRated, Trustindex and TrustAnalytica.
These listings reflect sustained five-star client feedback and the firm’s evidence-led approach. Prospective clients are encouraged to review the criteria and recent client experiences for themselves.
Credibility & Client Feedback (from Google Reviews)
Our reputation comes from the people we serve. Across our Google reviews, clients consistently highlight three things: rigorous, data-driven strategy; plain-English guidance without false hope; and attentive, respectful service from first call to final decision. Many note that Dr. Abrar’s Digits Speak analysis clarified viability early, saved time and cost, and turned complex rules into a clear plan.
What You Can Expect
- Straight talk: If a pathway is weak, we explain why and outline realistic alternatives.
- Meticulous preparation: Structured checklists, internal peer review, and quality controls on every file.
- Clear communication: direct access to our legal team.
- Culturally sensitive service: Respectful, multilingual support; in-person meetings in Winnipeg and secure Zoom for remote clients.
- Overturning decisions From Refusal to Approval
- Immigration Permit Approvals
- Critical Procedural Fairness Responses
Who We Serve
- Students & Graduates: Study permits, extensions, PGWP strategy.
- Workers & Employers: Open and employer-specific work permits, LMIA, employer compliance.
- Families: Spousal/common-law sponsorship, Parents & Grandparents Super Visa, proof of citizenship.
- Economic Applicants: Express Entry (FSW/CEC/FST) and MPNP pathways.
- Cross-Border (U.S. ↔ Canada): CUSMA/USMCA professionals, ICTs, investors; U.S.-based sponsorships and citizenship proof for Canadian families.
- Complex & Litigation: Procedural Fairness Letters, refusals/reconsiderations, Federal Court judicial review.
Firm History
Founded in Winnipeg in 2019 by principal lawyer Dr. Muhammad Abrar, PhD (Law), A&M Canadian Immigration Law Corporation began as an immigration-only solo practice and has grown into a full-scale firm serving clients across Canada and abroad. From the outset, A&M was built around two pillars:
- Doctoral-level research discipline applied to everyday immigration problems
- Clarity (guidance that strictly avoids false hope).
Today, A&M operates with a team of 15+ professionals, articling students, data analysts, and client-care staff, who deliver end-to-end services spanning temporary permits, permanent residence, family sponsorship, provincial nominations with very detailed MPNP expertise, and litigation including Federal Court judicial review. The firm’s growth has been driven by Dr. Abrar’s Digits Speak method (statistical analysis of draws and policy cycles), meticulous file preparation, and a strong community focus, including free educational programming and accessible virtual consultations for clients in remote Manitoba communities.
Community Commitment
A&M Canadian Immigration Law Corporation was built on access to justice. We try to lower cost and information barriers for newcomers and students by pairing rigorous legal work with free, education and targeted pro bono service, especially for communities outside Winnipeg’s core and clients who would otherwise be overlooked.
How we serve the community
- Pro bono & partnerships: Ongoing support for local community organizations and faith groups; select pro bono files for vulnerable newcomers where impact is highest.
- Free education programs: In-office LSAT and MCAT classes, NCA preparation (Constitutional, Criminal, Evidence, Administrative, Professional Responsibility)
- Public data & videos: Regular, statistics-based updates across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook that explain draw trends, program changes, and realistic options, always linked to primary sources and companion articles.
- Real-time updates: A moderated Manitoba Immigration WhatsApp group for draw alerts, policy notes, and event notices, with clear rules to protect privacy and prevent misinformation.
- Rural & remote access: Free Zoom consultations for clients in remote Manitoba communities; flexible hours to accommodate shift workers and students.
- Mentorship & internships: Paid summer internships for high-school students, coaching for university students and early-career professionals, and supervision of articling and junior legal staff.
- Culturally sensitive service: Multicultural, multilingual outreach; clear explanations that respect clients’ backgrounds and circumstances.
- Honest guidance: When the data shows a pathway is not viable, we present the safer option saving families time and money and pointing them to credible alternatives or a better timeline.
Social Media
We use social media to make immigration information clear, current, and accountable. Every post starts with Digits Speak, our statistical read of draws and policy, and then translates numbers into plain-English takeaways, with links to primary sources and the matching article on our site.
- Instagram – Fast updates and short explainers (Reels) right after MPNP/Express Entry draws, plus stories for reminders and quick polls. Each post points to the long-form video and the companion write-up.
- YouTube – Chaptered deep dives (screen-shared charts, methodology notes, and source links) covering MPNP strategy, Express Entry, study/PGWP, work permits/LMIA, family sponsorship, and judicial review primers.
- TikTok – One-minute “what this means for you” clips: new cut-offs, category trends, TEER/NOC pitfalls, and simple what-if scenarios (language gains, job offers, education).
- Facebook – Event announcements, community notices, and consolidated post-draw summaries that are easy to share with family and employers.
- LinkedIn – Professional updates, hiring notices, and policy commentary for employers, schools, and partners.
- Manitoba Immigration WhatsApp group – Real-time alerts for draws and policy changes, plus links to source pages and our newest videos/articles.
Ethics & Confidentiality
We practise in accordance with the Law Society of Manitoba’s professional and advertising rules. Client information is confidential; public content is educational and not legal advice.
