Not everyone fleeing danger or seeking a better life has a tidy stack of documents to prove their story. But that doesn’t make their story any less true. At ArrowHood Immigration Services, we advocate for clients whose lives can’t be summed up in paperwork—because sometimes, the most powerful evidence is the courage it took to survive. When the paper trail ends, advocacy, compassion, and community take over.

For families with children who have disabilities, the milestone of turning 22 doesn’t always mark the end of care. Many adult children with disabilities still require significant support well into adulthood, creating unique challenges for parents navigating immigration. In Canada, the age limit for dependent children is 22, but when health conditions prevent independence, how can these families ensure their loved ones are properly recognized in immigration applications? At ArrowHood Immigration Services, we’re here to help families understand how to navigate these complexities and ensure that their child’s dependency is fully acknowledged.