Mississauga
Immigration lawyer for Mississauga
The short answer. Hundal Law Chambers does not have a Mississauga office. Manny Hundal, Barrister & Solicitor, works from downtown Brampton, a short drive from most of Mississauga, and acts for Mississauga families on the immigration matters that have gone wrong: refused sponsorships, residency obligation appeals, admissibility hearings, removal orders, detention reviews and Federal Court applications. Consultations are in English, Punjabi and Hindi.
Why Mississauga files often start at the airport
Toronto Pearson is in Mississauga, and some immigration problems begin at the airport.
Coming home as a permanent resident
A border officer can question whether you have met the residency obligation of two years in Canada in every five. If an officer issues a report or you are found not to meet it, there are deadlines. See residency obligation appeals and the keep my PR status pathway.
Visitors refused or questioned
Family members refused at the border or refused a visa. See visitor visas and visitor records.
Detention
If a family member is held by the Canada Border Services Agency after arriving, call the office the same day. See detention reviews.
What else Manny handles
- Sponsorship appeals after a refused spouse, partner, parent or child sponsorship.
- Inadmissibility hearings, including serious criminality and misrepresentation.
- Removal order appeals and stays of removal.
- Federal Court judicial review of immigration decisions.
- Humanitarian and compassionate applications.
- Family sponsorship from the start: spousal and parent.
Getting to the office
1 Nelson Street W, Suite 200B, in downtown Brampton, a short walk from Brampton Innovation District GO station. See Contact for directions and hours. Ask the office whether a phone or video consultation suits your matter.
Frequently asked questions
No. The only office is in downtown Brampton. Manny acts for clients across Peel Region, including Mississauga.
Keep every document the officer gave you, note the date, and call the office at 905-452-0348. Appeal deadlines are short, and what you do in the first weeks matters.
Yes. Consultations are available in English, Punjabi and Hindi.
This page is general information, not legal advice about your situation.