No seminars planned in near future
13.04.2016
Ontario PNP
22.06.2017
Combined event: Perfected application and Misrepresentation
22.06.2017
Avoiding, dealing and overcoming misrepresentation
26.09.2017
Performing artists
26.09.2017
The nightmare of "sufficient ties"
10.11.2017
Specialized knowledge and significant benefits
07.12.2017
Goodbye, 2017... Did we get it right?
06.02.2018
Are we done yet? Changes in Citizenship Act
05.04.2018
A deep dive into the Trade agreements
07.12.2018
Goodbye, 2018 plus bonus seminar on parental sponsorship
07.12.2018
Goodbye, 2018 - We shall overcome
22.01.2019
Rehabilitation and deemed rehabilitation
24.02.2022
International adoptions and relevant immigration processes
Cathryn Sawicki is the Managing Partner of Serotte Law Canada. Cathryn is a lawyer in good standing with the Canadian Bar Association (CBA), Ontario Bar Association and a member of the Law Society of Ontario. She completed her law degree at Osgoode Hall and is the co-author of a book called “Canadian Immigration and Refugee Law: A Practitioners Handbook” which is currently in its second edition and distributed by Emond Publishing. Cathryn has been designated as a Certified Specialist in Immigration and Citizenship Law by the Law Society of Ontario and has particular expertise in the area of compliance, strategic immigration solutions, and immigration processing.
With more than 20 years of experience in the area of citizenship and immigration law, Cathryn is able to provide strategic advice to multi-national companies, small businesses, and individuals. She can assist clients with long-term and short-term immigration solutions. Cathryn has extensive experience and expertise on a variety of aspects ranging from employer compliance, Federal Court matters, and global mobility solutions.
She has leading caselaw before the Federal Court of Canada and the Federal Court of Appeal. Cathryn obtained one of the largest immigration settlements in the 50-year history of one of the law firms she worked at. Cathryn has shared her immigration knowledge across Canada for various entities such as, IMEDA, Federated Press, Professional Development Seminars, the CBA and more. Cathryn also enjoys teaching immigration law at various colleges and law schools across Canada.