Elliott Law Professional Corporation is a full-service Canadian immigration law firm. Ms. Elliott has over two decades of experience advising individuals and companies with their relocation and expansion strategies in Canada. Ms. Elliott handles applications for permanent residence, including Business/Investor, Provincial Nominee, Express Entry, Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trade, Canadian Experience Class, Self-employed and Humanitarian categories, and temporary residence, including work permits (of all kinds, including Labour Market Impact Assessment, Global Talent Stream, Intra-company transfer, and others), study permits, temporary residence permits, temporary residence (visitor) visas and special categories. She has successfully argued numerous cases at the Federal Court of Canada and immigration tribunals, and possesses extensive expertise in complex legal issues relating to inadmissibility, enforcement and detention. Ms. Elliott is a Certified Specialist in Immigration and Citizenship Law, and is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada and the Canadian Bar Association.Given her long-term relationship with China and her ability to speak Mandarin, Ms. Elliott has assisted individuals and companies from China to develop and implement relocation and business strategies in Canada with an in-depth understanding of the unique issues arising in the Chinese-Canadian context.

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Ms. Elliott assisted Chinese investors with respect to strategic acquisitions and investments in Canada. She further assisted Canadian private and publicly listed companies to attract Chinese investment, joint venture opportunities or strategic partnerships.

Ms. Elliott was the Vice-President of a mid-sized mortgage brokerage in Markham, Ontario, where she obtained licensing and ensured compliance with rules and regulations of the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO). She drafted all related contracts, including employment, licensing, agency, non-disclosure agreements, fee agreements, and worked with institutional lenders, private lenders and clients with respect to a variety of financing options.