Roy Kellogg

Roy Kellogg specializes in navigating some of the most intricate areas of Canadian immigration law. With extensive expertise in humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) applications, he assists individuals facing exceptional circumstances that may otherwise make them ineligible for permanent residency, building compelling cases that demonstrate their deep ties to Canada and exceptional hardship if forced to leave. For those seeking to reunite with loved ones, Roy excels in managing spousal sponsorship applications, ensuring that every detail aligns with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) requirements. He meticulously addresses concerns such as eligibility, proof of genuine relationships, and document preparation to streamline the process for sponsors and their spouses. Additionally, Roy is highly skilled in representing clients during immigration appeals, helping individuals challenge refusals by identifying procedural errors or presenting new evidence before the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). Whether addressing overlooked humanitarian factors, resolving sponsorship refusals, or advocating for a second chance through appeals, Roy approaches each case with strategic precision and a deep understanding of Canadian immigration frameworks. His decades of experience enable him to navigate regulatory complexities and provide tailored solutions for clients seeking to overcome unique or challenging immigration barriers.