A Temporary Resident Permit is an exceptional measure, not a workaround. It allows entry to Canada despite inadmissibility only where the need to enter clearly outweighs the risk. Most applications fail because applicants misunderstand this balance or rely on generic explanations.

We handle TRP cases involving criminal inadmissibility, prior removals, overstays, medical concerns, and compliance issues. Each case begins with a strict eligibility and risk assessment to determine whether a TRP is appropriate, premature, or unlikely to succeed. Where viable, we build a focused submission supported by verifiable evidence, a clearly defined purpose of entry, and a compliance framework that addresses officer concerns.

TRPs are discretionary. There are no guarantees, and poorly prepared applications often result in repeated refusals that damage future rehabilitation or permanent residence options. In some cases, the correct strategy is delay, alternative planning, or pursuing rehabilitation instead.

This service is reserved for high-risk situations where discretion, credibility, and precision determine the outcome.