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The Bellissimo Law Group is one of the largest full-service Canadian Immigration law firms exclusively committed to immigration to Canada, citizenship and refugee law
BLG handles cases anywhere in Canada and we offer representation on all Canada immigration, citizenship and refugee matters. Our team of experienced Certified Specialists, Immigration lawyers, Consultants and practitioners are ready to assist you with efficient, cost effective and practical solutions.
Our role is to communicate and manage expectations and reach your goals
Sign Up for Mario D. Bellissimo’s Next Seminar:
Submission Drafting: Top 10 Essential Practice Tips to Protect Any Submission & Your Liability!
This informative and interactive session with Mario D. Bellissimo will focus on what language and legal strategy must appear in your submissions to protect yourself and your case, even should it be refused and have to go to Federal Court. All are welcome to this one and one half hour seminar, though it is designed specifically for Immigration Consultants. Included in the session will be a forty-five minute presentation by Mario D. Bellissimo, a question and answer session, and a mix-and-mingle among the participants. Light refreshments will be served. Click here for more information and to sign up for this exciting evening!
Bellissimo Law Group In the Media
Mario Bellissimo and co-author Louie Genova discuss their recently published book “Immigration Criminality and Inadmissibility” with Andrea Trentadue on City TV:
Breaking Immigration News
Mario D. Bellissimo Speaks About Hot-Button Issue of Refugee Reform on CBC News Radio!
Last week Mario D. Bellissimo was approached by CBC News Radio to provide commentary on the Federal Government’s intention to speed up the refugee process for those applying for refugee status in Canada.
Click on the audio players below to hear Mario D. Bellissimo’s commentary on this pending refugee reform.
Part 1
Part 2
This Week’s Frequently Asked Question (FAQ):
Dual Intent
Q. I was reading your articles in the 24 hour newspaper and was wondering whether you could help me with a situation for my brother. He has sponsored his wife two years ago and still there is no response from immigration in Islamabad, Pakistan. He is now in Pakistan trying to send emails to the immigration office to see if that will help.
Can he request a visitor visa for his wife even when there is an application pending in immigration? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Read Mario D. Bellissimo’s Answer…

