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Passing of our Beloved Founder & Chief Inspirational Officer

Posted on November 17, 2023 | by loweco

Jeffrey S. Lowe passed away on 13 August 2023 after a courageous battle with cancer. Throughout, he remained steadfast in his faith and trust in his Saviour & Lord.

After 33 years, Lowe & Company ceased providing legal services on 31 October 2023. The heart of Lowe & Company has always been to offer hope to clients and to make a positive impact on the lives of our team members, clients, fellow immigration lawyers & professionals, and to Canada as a whole. It has been our privilege to serve clients who come from over 70 countries and to contribute to our community.

To Jeffrey, it has always been about people. In this website, he incorporated information, resources, and stories to inform, to help, and to inspire people! This website now serves as a tribute to him. Please note that all resources are not updated.

BC PNP Entrepreneur Base Program reopens!

Posted on August 23, 2022 | by loweco

After a 1 year pause, the BC PNP Entrepreneur Base Program has reopened to accept new applicants. This Program allows foreign Businesspeople to buy or establish a business anywhere in BC, obtain Work Permits and Study Permits for your family, then later obtain Permanent Residence.

Here is what you need to know:

IRCC is Requesting More Information for My Immigration Application. Should I be Concerned?

Posted on January 20, 2022 | by loweco

Every person who applies for a Canadian immigration matter has a good chance of receiving a request for additional information at some point in their interaction with Canadian authorities. A request for additional information, also known as a Procedural Fairness Letter (“PFL”), is generally very time sensitive and is a serious matter that needs to be carefully considered when received. Failure to adequately respond to a PFL may result in the loss of what may be the only opportunity to address a problem with an application prior to the refusal of that application. Even the most carefully prepared application may still be subject to a PFL.