About Our Firm
Founded in 2025, Fireside Immigration Services reflects a commitment to providing every client with expert guidance and personalized care. Jack Byrne is a Regulated Canadian Immigration and Citizenship Consultant (RCIC) and a graduate of Queen’s University Faculty of Law’s Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law. Originally from the United States and now based in Montréal, Jack brings cross-border perspective and practical expertise to every client relationship.
Our Mission
Fireside Immigration is dedicated to providing clients with reliable, thorough, and personalized guidance at every stage of the process. Our mission is to put our legal and practical expertise toward bringing you the best possible results. We know that every person's situation is unique, and it may not be obvious how the complex web of immigration laws and policies will apply to you. Our clear advice and steadfast support will guide you through the Canadian immigration system with ease, no matter how complex your needs are.
A person can become inadmissible to Canada for a variety of reasons, but the most common is having been convicted of a criminal offense. Even seemingly minor offenses such as shoplifting or reckless driving that occurred several years ago can result in a person being denied entry to Canada. At Fireside Immigration, we understand that you want to put past mistakes behind you, and we can help you do just that. Click here to learn more.
Are you or a family member a Canadian citizen or permanent resident? You may be eligible to sponsor your family members for permanent residence. Click here to learn more.
If one of your parents ever lived in Canada as a Citizen, you may also be a Canadian Citizen. We can help you find out for sure, and apply to the government for official recognition of your citizenship, allowing you to freely move to and live in Canada, and hold a Canadian passport. Click here to learn more.
Most foreign workers are required to undergo a lengthy and costly process called a Labour Market Impact Assessment. Some, however, are fortunate to be exempt from this requirement, allowing them easier access into the Canadian labour market. To find out if you may eligible for an LMIA-exempt work permit, Click here to learn more.
In 2026, Canada plans to welcome 380,000 new economic permanent residents, selected based on their education, work experience, and other factors that indicate they will make significant contributions to the Canadian Economy. This pathway has gotten more competitive in recent years, but working with us will ensure that your application is complete and accurate, giving you the greatest possible chance of success. Click here to learn more.
While we specialize in the specific services listed above, we are also equipped to offer you our high-quality representation for many other Canadian immigration needs. If your situation falls outside those categories listed above, please feel free to schedule a free assessment. We will be happy to either take on your case ourselves, or to refer you to another qualified immigration practitioner, according to your best interest.
