3 Best Immigration Lawyers in Longueuil

“Sala Legal law firm, founded by Maître Blandine Sala. They offer personalized legal services with regards to immigration law and Canadian citizenship. They firmly believe in the importance of the human touch based on good listening, which is why they will make sure to put your interests first. They offer high-quality, professional, and personalized services adapted to your needs, all of which are at competitive prices. They are committed to helping you and making your immigration as simple as possible. The mission is to understand your goals and the delicate aspects of certain situations. Sala Legal offers a free telephone consultation service for employers who would like to hire foreign workers.”

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“Juba Sahrane holds a bachelor's degree in law from the University of Quebec in Montreal and two masters in international law and international applied politics from the University of Sherbrooke. His focus is on Immigration law. Mr. Sahrane is passionate about the law and focused on effectively serving his clients' interests. Sahrane Avocat is a full-service law firm. They offer a range of immigration law services for those wanting to immigrate to Canada and for companies hiring temporary foreign workers. They identify your needs, find solutions, and quickly develop strategies to achieve your goals.”

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“Maître Blandine Sala is the founder of Sala Legal. She completed her Juris Doctor in Common Law and Transnational Law (Honor) at Université de Sherbrooke (2011). She became a member of the Barreau du Québec in 2014. Maître Sala, passionate about multiculturalism and aware of the challenges in immigration, established a firm to handle both temporary and permanent residence applications and represented clients before the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. Her mission is to use the law to serve people and simplify their immigration process. Sala Légal Inc. is a full-service law firm that provides personalised legal services for immigration law and Canadian citizenship.”

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