Practice Areas
Practical legal advice.
Direct representation.
Clear next steps.
Natlus Law Professional Corporation helps individuals, families, newcomers, and property owners navigate Canadian immigration and real estate law, as well as wills, uncontested divorces, powers of attorney, and notarization services.
Our two core practice areas are Canadian immigration law and real estate law, supported by additional services including family law, wills and estate planning, powers of attorney and notary services.
You work directly with Inderjeet Singh, Barrister and Solicitor, from your initial consultation through the completion of your matter.
How Can We Help?
Canadian Immigration Law
From applications and permanent residence to refusals, appeals, and Federal Court matters, we provide representation throughout the immigration process.
Explore Immigration LawReal Estate Law
Legal representation for residential and commercial real estate transactions, including purchases, sales, refinancing, and title matters.
Explore Real Estate LawUncontested Divorce
Legal guidance for uncontested divorce applications where both spouses agree on the terms. We help prepare, file, and manage the legal process from start to finish.
Learn About Uncontested DivorceWill Preparation
Professionally drafted wills to help protect your assets, outline your wishes, and provide clarity for your loved ones.
Explore Will PreparationPowers of Attorney
Legal preparation and advice for powers of attorney covering property, finances, and personal care.
Explore Powers of AttorneyNotary Services
Notarization, certified copies, affidavits, statutory declarations, and other notarial services.
Explore Notary ServicesTwo Core Practice Areas. One Commitment to Results.
Natlus Law is built around two primary areas of legal practice: Canadian Immigration Law and Real Estate Law. In addition to these core practice areas, we provide a focused range of legal services, including uncontested divorces, will preparation, powers of attorney, and notary services.
Whether you are navigating a complex immigration matter, completing a real estate transaction, or preparing important legal documents, our role is simple: provide clear legal advice, protect your interests, and guide you through every step with confidence.
Canadian Immigration Law
Representation for permanent residence, refusals, appeals, inadmissibility matters, procedural fairness letters, and Federal Court applications.
Real Estate Law
Legal support for residential and commercial purchases, sales, refinancing, title transfers, and other real estate transactions.
Supporting Legal Services
Assistance with uncontested divorces, will preparation, powers of attorney, and notary services when you need trusted legal documentation.
Practical legal guidance. Careful preparation. Representation focused on achieving the right outcome.
From Applications to Appeals and Federal Court Proceedings.
We work on both sides of the immigration process: helping clients prepare strong applications before a decision is made, and representing clients when a decision has already gone against them.
Discuss Your Immigration MatterImmigration Appeals and Litigation
A refusal, removal order, inadmissibility concern, or procedural fairness letter may require a carefully tailored legal strategy.
For contested matters, we review the decision or concerns raised, identify potential legal or procedural errors, assess the available evidence, prepare a comprehensive response, and determine the appropriate remedies or next steps.
Immigration Applications
The goal of an application is not simply to submit forms. It is to understand the applicable immigration pathway, identify potential issues and build an evidentiary record that addresses them.
We assist with matters including immigration applications, sponsorship, and status-related issues. Our focus is on making sure the application is complete, properly supported and presented clearly.
Deadlines matter. Some immigration remedies have very short filing periods, so we establish the applicable deadline as early as possible.
For Buyers, We Can Assist With:
- Reviewing the Agreement of Purchase and Sale
- Searching title and identifying registered issues
- Reviewing liens, arrears, easements, and work orders
- Reviewing condominium status certificates
- Arranging title insurance
- Working with your lender and mortgage instructions
- Calculating land transfer tax and applicable rebates
- Preparing closing documents
- Preparing the statement of adjustments
- Registering the transfer on closing
For Sellers
We help ensure the legal requirements for the sale are addressed and that the transaction is ready for closing.
For Refinancing and Other Property Matters
We also assist with mortgage and refinancing transactions and other property-related legal matters where appropriate.
Our role is simple: protect your interests and make sure the legal side of the transaction is handled properly.
More Than Paperwork. Your Lawyer Protects Your Legal Interests in the Transaction.
Your real estate lawyer's role goes beyond signing documents and registering a transfer. The lawyer reviews the legal aspects of the transaction, identifies issues, and ensures the closing is completed correctly.
Discuss Your Real Estate MatterAdditional Legal Services
Our additional services complement our core immigration and real estate practices and are handled in-house where appropriate.
Family Law
Legal support for uncontested divorce applications where both spouses agree to proceed with the divorce and there are no disputed family law issues requiring litigation.
We assist with:
- Joint divorce applications
- Sole uncontested divorce applications
- Preparing and filing the required court documents
- Guiding you through the uncontested divorce process from start to finish
Clear legal guidance for a straightforward divorce process.
Explore Uncontested DivorceWills
A professionally prepared will helps ensure your wishes are clearly documented and your loved ones have certainty for the future.
We assist with:
- Preparing individual wills
- Drafting wills based on your personal and family circumstances
- Appointing an executor (estate trustee)
- Including guardianship provisions for minor children, where applicable
A properly drafted will can help reduce uncertainty and ensure your intentions are legally recorded.
Explore Will PreparationPowers of Attorney
We prepare and advise on two important documents:
Continuing Power of Attorney for Property
Allows someone you appoint to manage your finances and property when you are unable to do so.
Power of Attorney for Personal Care
Allows someone you appoint to make personal care and health-related decisions on your behalf.
Powers of attorney can also be particularly important when someone involved in a real estate transaction will be outside Canada during closing.
Notary Public Services
Notary and commissioner services are available for matters including:
- Document notarization
- Certified true copies
- Affidavits
- Statutory declarations
- Travel consent letters for children
- Invitation letters and letters of support
Please bring the original document and government-issued photo identification. Where a signature must be witnessed by the notary, do not sign the document before your appointment.
Clear Advice From the First Conversation.
Legal matters can be complicated. Your lawyer's communication shouldn't be.
Consultation
You explain your situation and provide the relevant documents. We assess the legal issue, explain your options, and discuss the likely costs and timelines.
Deadline Check
For immigration refusals, negative decisions, and transactions with firm closing dates, we identify the applicable deadline early.
Retainer and Scope
You receive a written retainer explaining what is included, what may be billed separately, and what disbursements to expect.
Legal Work
Depending on your matter, we draft, file, search, negotiate, or prepare your case for hearing.
Representation
Where your matter is contested, we represent you before the relevant tribunal or the Federal Court of Canada where applicable.
Outcome and Next Steps
We explain the outcome, what it means for you, and what options or deadlines remain.
Clients Across a Wide Range of Circumstances
- Newcomers and Temporary Residents
- People navigating immigration status, permits, and permanent residence.
- Families
- Clients dealing with sponsorship, separation, property, or estate planning.
- Clients Facing Immigration Refusals
- Applicants and sponsors who need to understand whether a refusal can be challenged and what deadlines apply.
- Permanent Residents
- Clients dealing with residency, admissibility, or other status-related concerns.
- Refugee Claimants
- Individuals preparing for or responding to decisions involving Canada's refugee determination system.
- Property Buyers and Sellers
- First-time and repeat buyers, sellers, and borrowers dealing with residential or commercial property transactions.
- Property Owners
- Owners transferring or dealing with property in connection with family arrangements or separation.
Serving Clients Across Canada
Nationwide Virtual Consultations
Natlus Law provides virtual consultations across Canada, with in-person appointments available at Mississauga office.
Immigration Law Is Federal
Immigration law is federal, allowing us to assist clients across Canada and abroad.
Real Estate, Ontario-Wide
Real estate services are available for Ontario property matters.
Why Clients Choose Natlus Law
You Deal Directly With Your Lawyer.
Your matter is handled directly by your lawyer rather than being passed between multiple layers of staff.
Immigration Litigation Experience.
When an immigration matter becomes contested, we can represent clients before Canada's immigration tribunals and the Federal Court of Canada where applicable.
Applications and Disputes Under One Roof.
The firm handles both immigration applications and contested immigration matters, allowing the legal strategy to account for what may happen if an application is refused.
Straightforward Assessments.
Not every legal matter has a viable path. If we believe a matter is not worth pursuing or is outside our practice, we will tell you.
Virtual and In-Person Consultations.
Get legal advice remotely or meet in person where available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Natlus Law's main practice areas?
Immigration law and Canadian real estate law are our two core practice areas. We also provide family law, wills and estate planning, powers of attorney, and notary services.
Do you handle both immigration applications and appeals?
Yes. We assist with immigration applications and represent clients in contested matters involving Canada’s immigration tribunals and, where applicable, judicial review proceedings before the Federal Court of Canada.
Can an immigration consultant do what a lawyer does?
Lawyers and licensed immigration consultants can both represent clients in certain immigration matters before IRCC. However, only a lawyer can represent a client before the Federal Court of Canada.
If your matter involves court proceedings or legal arguments concerning how a decision was made, a lawyer may be required.
Do I need a lawyer to buy a house in Canada?
A lawyer handles the legal closing and registration of a real estate transaction. Your real estate agent and lender have different roles and do not act as your personal legal representative.
Can you represent me if I don't live in Canada?
For immigration matters, yes. Immigration law is federal, and consultations can be conducted virtually for clients in Canada and abroad.
For real estate matters, we assist with Canadian property transactions.
What if my matter isn't listed here?
Not every legal issue fits neatly into a practice area.
Tell us about your situation during the consultation. If the matter is outside our scope, we’ll tell you directly and, where possible, help point you toward an appropriate practitioner.
How Can an Immigration Lawyer Help Respond to a Procedural Fairness Letter in Canada?
An immigration lawyer can identify the officer’s specific concerns, gather the necessary evidence, and prepare a clear and persuasive response. A properly prepared response can address alleged inconsistencies or inadmissibility issues before a final decision is made.
Speak With a Lawyer About Your Matter
Know where you stand before you take the next step.
Know where you stand before you take the next step. Tell us what you're dealing with, and we'll help you understand the legal issue, your available options, and the appropriate next step.
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