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Ackah Law’s Virtual Office is Business As Usual

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Ackah Law’s Virtual Office is Business As Usual

The health and safety of our team, our families, our clients and our community are our main priorities. Ackah Law is dedicated to serving all those who may need us now more than ever.

Ackah Business Immigration Law is Open for Business

In many locations, legal services are considered essential businesses and allowed to remain open. Ackah Law has implemented working from home and social distancing at the office to make sure that we don’t add to the potential spread of the virus. We are limiting all face-to-fact contacts and our virtual office is open. Most of our work is done online and via online conferencing, phone calls, scanning and emailing documents with our clients.

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In many ways, our virtual office is business as usual:

  • Ackah Law has offices in 3 locations but has always worked virtually to serve clients around the globe.
  • For years, Ackah Law has used technology to meet with clients instead of face-to-face due to distances involved in providing immigration services. Skype, Zoom, email, FaceTime
  • Ackah Law’s innovative approach to business immigration law uses leading-edge technology and follows the highest standards for systems and processes.

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Evelyn L. Ackah, BA, LL.B.

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Ms. Ackah is passionate about immigration law because it focuses on people and relationships, which are at the core of her personal values. Starting her legal career as a corporate/commercial ...

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After two attempts to manage spousal sponsorship visa on our own, we decided that it was worth the money and ease of mind to hire a professional. I'm so glad we did! With Ackah Law, all of the processes were made clear and every detail correct. Communication was timely and it was rarely a challenge to get a live call or meeting that worked with our busy schedules. It's expensive to retain a lawyer, of course, but for the many ways that the Canadian immigration systems have changed in the past few years, a good law firm is indispensable. My only feedback would be to expand their business to offer a start-to-settlement concierge service because the paperwork doesn't end when you land! :)

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