If you want to become licensed to practice law in Canada, note that:

• There is no age limit
• No previous professional qualification or experience is required
• You can even apply as a fresh law graduate or in your final year of law school
• You may come from a common-law or non-common-law jurisdiction
• Also, citizenship or permanent residency is not required
• In fact, you don’t even have to be physically present in Canada to begin the process?
• Finally, you can start the process TODAY from your home country and then continue or complete it in Canada!

And it is far, far cheaper than you can ever imagine…

• How do I start the process?
• How and when can I apply?
• What documents do I need to submit?
• How much will the process cost me?
• How long will it take?

“These and many more questions have been comprehensively dealt with in a Guide for Foreign-trained Lawyers and Law Graduates on How to Become Licensed in Canada.”

About the Book
This guide is for any lawyer or law graduate from all over the world who wants to become licensed to practice law in Canada. It provides you with a comprehensive step-by-step guide on how to start and complete the process. Written by a Canadian lawyer, Barrister Manuel Akinshola Esq.