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Inheritance Law · Ontario, Canada

Lylie Naomie Sanjo Ngninkeu

Lawyer · LYLIE NGNINKEU LAW PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION · North York

615-1280 Finch Ave W, North York, Ontario M3J 3K6
Solo practice

About

Lylie Ngninkeu is a distinguished lawyer called to the prestigious Bar of Ontario, Canada, and a Notary Public with the authority to administer oaths in the province. She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, having studied law at the University of Buea, Cameroon, where she was mentored by the esteemed Dr. Michael Yanou, Esq. In Canada, she further honed her expertise under the guidance of Barrister Simeon Oyelade.

Ms. Ngninkeu is passionately committed to assisting individuals eligible to immigrate to Canada through various programs, as well as supporting temporary residents in their pursuits of work, business, education, and tourism. Her practice extends to representing clients in their real estate transactions, ensuring seamless and successful purchase and sale processes.

With a unique and innovative approach to the complexities of her practice areas, Ms. Ngninkeu also prides herself as a “tech lawyer.” She has a proven track record in facilitating the successful development and release of large-scale software projects, merging her legal acumen with technological advancements to provide unparalleled service to her clients.

At Ngninkeu Law, our mission is to deliver exceptional legal solutions grounded in excellence, integrity, and client-focused service. Our practice areas include:

We represent clients in a wide range of immigration matters, including judicial review of administrative decisions from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), and the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) of Canada. We also handle refugee protection claims at the Refugee Protection Division (RPD), appeals at the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD), and representations at the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). Additionally, we are experienced in Pre-Removal Risk Assessments (PRRA), Humanitarian and Compassionate (H & C) applications, and Deferral of Removal/Deportation.