Passes
2025 Passes
Expand your Knowledge
Our passes are created so you can take a deep dive into one specific topic or learn a range of topics with the same pass.
Fulfill your yearly CPD Requirements
Many of our passes are planned so that you can fulfill all of your CPD requirements with one purchase.
Discounted course rates
Our passes put courses together at a discounted rate compared to what you would spend if you purchased each course separately.
Available Passes
- Human Resource Pass
We are happy to be now be working with HR professionals. If you are interested in more than one course, you may want to consider our HR Annual pass.
- Student Pass
Available only for Queen’s University students currently studying in the Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law. Learn more →
- 2024 Annual Pass
If you’re eager to start learning right away, the 2024 Annual Pass is a great option. It provides instant access to all the 2024 courses. Learn more →
- 2025 ANNUAL PASS
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- Includes live attendance for the individual that purchases the pass
- Access to the course materials and the recordings for the individual that purchases the pass
- Access to the recordings and materials until December 31, 2026
Hours of CPD
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Includes all of our 2025 Regular Courses including those that are part of our 2025 Seasonal Passes, IRB Pass, LMIA Pass, and Litigators Pass.
All of the courses included in the 2025 Annual Pass are listed here: https://lpen.ca/2025-courses/
* Does not include Human Resource courses, courses from passes from past years, courses that occurred prior to 2025 or 2026 courses.
Expert Mentorship Sessions
Mentorship Series Sessions occur throughout 2025. Annual Pass members receive exclusive invites to attend small group discussions where experts will discuss and answer questions regarding set topics.
Discount with Emond
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30% off the price of the textbooks from the Immigration Law Series published by Emond Publishing
$800
- Seasonal Passes
- Spring Pass
Live attendance and access to the course materials and recordings of our 6 immigration spring courses (16 CPD hours including one hour focused on professionalism):
A practical guide to effectively researching, interpreting, and applying case law in immigration practice.
Key ethical and professional responsibility considerations that arise in representing international students.
An exploration of immigration options available for entrepreneurs looking to establish a business in Canada.
A guide to making ATIP requests and interpreting GCMS notes from immigration applications.
A course on how to address allegations and findings of misrepresentation in immigration applications.
A discussion on the latest legal changes and trends in the transition of international students to foreign workers and permanent residence.
$400
- Summer Pass
Live attendance and access to the course materials and recordings of our 6 immigration summer courses (16 CPD hours including one hour focused on professionalism):
An exploration of how automated decision-making affects inadmissibility determinations in immigration.
Guidance on distinguishing between business visitor situations and entries to Canada where a work permit is required.
Insights from Federal Court decisions regarding temporary residence applications.
Key considerations for maintaining permanent resident status and the PR card renewal process.
A review of critical aspects of the CICC Code of Conduct for immigration practitioners.
An exploration of essential strategies for preparing and submitting successful visitor visa applications.
$400
- Fall Pass
Live attendance and access to the course materials and recordings of our 5 immigration fall courses (16 CPD hours including one hour focused on professionalism):
Effective strategies for responding to procedural fairness letters and making reconsideration requests.
A course on preparing compelling humanitarian and compassionate applications.
A discussion of when an Authorization to Return to Canada application is required and how to prepare one.
A comprehensive guide on the preparation of study permit applications and the changes to the international student regime.
Guidance on when and how to apply for Temporary Resident Permits.
$400
- SPECIALTY PASSES
- Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) Pass
Includes live attendance, access to the course materials and the recordings of 16.5 hours of CPD (including one hour focused on professionalism) material exploring the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB).
Please note: the courses in this pass occur throughout 2025.
A practical guide to effectively researching, interpreting, and applying case law in immigration practice.
A course on how to litigate hearings and appeals at the IRB, including the preparation of examinations and submissions.
In-depth guidance on effectively representing clients throughout the refugee claim process in Canada.
Navigating admissibility hearings at the Immigration and Refugee Board.
A discussion of the options available to clients following a sponsorship application refusal.
$400
- Provincial Nominee Programs Pass
Includes access to the course materials and the recordings of 17 hours of CPD material exploring the provincial nominee programs available across Canada.
Please note: the courses took place in July and August 2024. Upon purchase, the recordings of the courses will be immediately available in your account.
An overview of OINP’s employer driven, human capital and Express Entry streams.
A full overview of the BC PNP, including Skills Immigration streams, Entrepreneur streams and Express Entry BC.
An Overview of the PNP programs available in the prairie provinces.
An overview of the immigration programs in the province of Quebec.
An overview of the PNP programs available in the atlantic provinces.
$400
- Litigators Pass
Live attendance and access to the course materials and video of litigation-oriented courses for Ontario paralegals and lawyers. Additional courses will be added to ensure that the pass includes all yearly LSO requirements.
More info soon!
More info soon!
An expanded exploration of implicit bias, its impact on legal practice, and strategies for fostering equitable client interactions
$400
- LMIA Pass
Live attendance and access to the course materials and recordings for our most complete course offerings on LMIAs. 13 CPD Hours.
Please Note: These courses occur in the second half of 2025.
A detailed guide on completing LMIA applications, from recruitment to the Service Canada interview.
A complete guide to obtaining work permits under the TFWP once an LMIA is approved.
An in-depth exploration of the Global Talent Stream and tips on preparing LMIA applications under this program.
Understanding the process of immigration compliance reviews and how to work with clients to prevent compliance issues from arising.
$325
- STUDENT PASS
Includes access to the course materials and the recordings of all regular LPEN 2025 courses. Access to courses will be granted until December 31, 2025 for Student Pass holders.
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- Access to the course materials and the recordings for the individual that purchases the pass
- Access to the recordings and materials until December 31, 2025
Hours of CPD
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Includes all of our 2025 Regular Courses including those that are part of our 2025 Passes.
All of the courses included in the Student Pass are listed here: https://lpen.ca/2025-courses/
* Does not include Human Resource or courses from previous years.
Mentorship Sessions
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Access to 2 student-focused mentorship sessions with LPEN experts.
Important
- Price: $150 for Queen’s University students currently studying in the Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law (please email [email protected] to receive a code price prior to purchase)
- LPEN reserves the right the limit the number of Student Passes sold throughout the year
- Courses cannot be used for CPD purposes
- Includes access to recordings of the 2025 courses (not live attendance) until December 31, 2025.
- 2024 ANNUAL PASS
Includes access to the course materials and the recordings of all regular LPEN 2024 courses.
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- Access to the course materials and the recordings for the individual that purchases the pass
- Access to the recordings and materials until December 31, 2025
Includes all of our 2024 Regular Courses. All of the courses included in the 2024 Annual Pass are listed here: https://lpen.ca/2024-courses/
* Does not include courses from years other than 2024 nor access to Mentorship Sessions happening in 2025.
$800
Human Resource Pass
More information regarding our 2025 Human Resource Pass will be available soon. Stay tuned!
what people say
“I would say Andrew Carvajal and Chantal Desloges' course on study permits is the most informative and helpful CPD course I have taken so far. The course provided not only tons of information, but also answers to many questions that were confusing to me before. I was very impressed by the instructors’ professionalism and profound knowledge and will be recommending LPEN’s course to my colleagues. .” .
— Bo C.
“Chantal Desloges is a wealth of knowledge and experience with an ability to make complex issues understandable. Frankly speaking, students have the opportunity to learn from one of the forefront experts in the field, but she always engages students at their level and makes them feel welcome by making herself available for them. You couldn’t ask for more experienced, stronger, more capable instructor who is also personable and approachable.”
— James C.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
“Andrew Carvajal not only knows immigration law, he is also phenomenal at imparting his knowledge, breaking things down in simple terms and using real world examples to make sure you understand. I would highly recommend anyone wishing to learn immigration law to spend some time interacting with him.”
— Karl M.
“Andrew Carvajal's CPD course on Leisure and Business Visitors was one of the best trainings I had in my career and helped me prepare perfect Business Visitors applications for my clients.”
— Aleksandra K.
“Chantal Desloges is an outstanding teacher with extensive knowledge of Canadian immigration and refugee law. She is a hardworking, well organized and committed teacher with excellent communication skills and educates in engaging fashion, having open and constructive discussions during her lectures. Her talent at teaching simple concepts, as well as more advanced topics, are both truly superior. She will always be remembered as “one of my best teachers” and I have no reservations in giving Chantal Desloges my highest recommendation for her exceptional teaching abilities.”
— Jaspreet K.
“Andrew Carvajal applies knowledge effectively and cognitively and shapes instruction appropriately so that it is helpful to students who learn in a variety of ways. He exhibits an understanding and ability to explain subject areas in an articulate manner. His passion for the subject matter is evident in the delivery of his lessons. It was a pleasure to learn from Mr. Carvajal and he comes with my highest recommendation.”
— Katrina P.
“I have known and collaborated with Chantal Desloges for many years, and have the utmost respect for her. She and I have taught together at National Conferences on Immigration Law and Professional Practice and Ethics for Professional and Business audiences across Canada, and she is great to work with. I highly recommend her as an Immigration lawyer and colleague.”
— Jeffrey L.
“Andrew Carvajal's command over the subject was excellent. He was well prepared and the course was designed exactly as per the needs of the training.”
— Faraz K.
“Andrew is always knowledgeable and accessible. He also makes it clear when he is presenting suggestions that are from his own experience versus what is the law or in the manuals. Make sure you come prepared to webinars with your full attention and focus because there is a lot of material covered and many exceptions to remember.”
— Mark V.
“Andrew Carvajal is a remarkable teacher with impressive skills. His passion, enthusiasm and extensive knowledge about the Canadian immigration law made me enjoy his courses and helped me learn more about this field. I would highly recommend Andrew as a teacher, he is caring, and inspiring to his students.”
— Moni M.