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LPEN passes give you expert-led CPD training for Canadian immigration practitioners and Ontario paralegals, without registering course by course. Every pass includes the recordings and the materials, so nothing is lost if you cannot make the live session.
Narrow them by who you are, how much of the year you want, and whether you need live sessions or recordings, then jump to the full detail below.
Membership
$800CAD
Seasonal
$400CAD
Seasonal
$400CAD
Seasonal
$400CAD
Specialty 2026
$400CAD
Specialty 2026
$450CAD
By profession
$400CAD
By profession
$150CAD
Earlier years
$800CAD
Earlier years
$400CAD
Earlier years
$325CAD
No pass matches all three filters. Clear one and try again, or the Annual Membership covers everything for the year.
A pass is a group of courses bought together for less than they cost one at a time. There are three kinds, and the right one depends on how much of the year you want.
Whatever runs in that stretch of the year, bought in one go. The subjects vary, because the programme does.
One subject, covered properly. Take these when you want depth in a practice area rather than breadth across the year.
The whole programme, plus mentorship sessions, the listserv and Academy. By some distance the best value if you want more than a handful of courses.
Attend live where the session is still ahead. Either way the recording and the materials are yours.
LPEN’s most comprehensive option, for professionals who want consistent access to practical, expert-led training throughout the year. Rather than selecting courses individually, the membership is a structured way to engage with LPEN’s regular programming as it unfolds.
43 immigration courses and 8 Ontario paralegal courses, 165.5 CPD hours in total.
For every 2026 course still to come, 17 of them at the moment.
The 34 sessions already delivered this year are in your account as soon as you join.
Recordings and course materials through December 31, 2027.
Topic-based sessions with experts, built for in-depth questions and practical discussion. Two remain in 2026.
A private discussion space with experienced practitioners and peers. Email us after purchase with the address you want added.
Short, practical videos that reinforce key topics between courses.
Preferred pricing on selected professional texts and materials.
The membership is for individual use. Sharing it removes access without a refund. See Terms §5.2.
The full 2026 programme, course by course, with dates, lengths and instructors.
Half a year of immigration training in one purchase. Each seasonal pass is a coherent run of courses, not a discount bin.
Five immigration courses from the first half of the year: trade-agreement work permits, credibility, cover letters, where permanent residence actually stands, and knowing when to walk away from a file.
Every session has run. You get the recordings and materials immediately, and work through them at your own pace.
An in-depth look at work permits available under Canada’s free trade agreements for professionals and technicians.
Ran January 28, 2026 · 5 CPD hours · $150 individually · Andrew Carvajal
An exploration of how officers assess credibility through procedural fairness letters and interviews.
Ran February 25, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Annie Beaudoin
A course on how to craft persuasive, well-structured cover letters that support immigration and visa applications.
Ran March 10, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Andrew Carvajal, Adrienne Smith
A realistic take on Canada’s permanent residence prospects in 2026.
Ran March 25, 2026 · 4 CPD hours · $120 individually · Deanna Okun-Nachoff, Mark Holthe, Andrew Carvajal
A review of ethical and procedural considerations when withdrawing from files involving potential client misconduct.
Ran April 15, 2026 · 1.5 CPD hours · $45 individually · Andrew Carvajal, Christopher Morrison
Six immigration courses delivered in the run-up to the June 30 CICC term end, covering status recovery, business immigration, how visa offices actually work, ethics, refusals, and the first client meeting.
Every session has run. You get the recordings and materials immediately, and work through them at your own pace.
A practical discussion on immigration options available to undocumented residents seeking temporary or permanent status.
Ran April 21, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Deanna Okun-Nachoff, Adrienne Smith
An overview of Canada’s business immigration pathways for entrepreneurs, including work permits and permanent residence options.
Ran April 29, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Zeynab Ziaie Moayyed
An insider’s look at how visa offices process, triage, and assess immigration applications.
Ran May 7, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Annie Beaudoin
A review of the CICC Code of Professional Conduct and its implications for ethical immigration practice.
Ran May 12, 2026 · 1 CPD hours · Free · Matthew McDonald
A course on strategies and best practices for addressing prior refusals and achieving successful outcomes.
Ran May 21, 2026 · 4 CPD hours · $120 individually · Deanna Okun-Nachoff, Andrew Carvajal
A guide to conducting effective and fulsome initial client consultations in immigration matters.
Ran May 26, 2026 · 2 CPD hours · $60 individually · Lisa Middlemiss, Andrew Carvajal
Five immigration courses running this autumn: AI in immigration decision-making, family sponsorship, citizenship by descent, the NOC and NAICS, and restoration of status.
All 5 sessions are still to come, so you can attend live and keep the recording and materials afterwards.
An examination of how artificial intelligence and automation are transforming immigration decision-making and advocacy.
Live November 25, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Zeynab Ziaie Moayyed, Andrew Koltun
An analysis of family class applications, sponsorship requirements, and common procedural issues.
Live September 24, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Adrienne Smith
An examination of citizenship acquisition through descent and other exceptional circumstances.
Live October 15, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Amandeep Hayer
A step-by-step guide to understanding how the NOC and NAICS work and how to navigate them.
Live November 4, 2026 · 4 CPD hours · $120 individually · Andrew Carvajal
A practical guide to preparing and submitting restoration of status applications under Canadian immigration laws and regulations.
Live December 3, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Adrienne Smith
One practice area, covered properly. Take these when you want depth in a subject rather than breadth across the year.
Four in-depth courses on corporate immigration, delivered across the year: business immigration pathways, LMIAs end to end, treaty investors and intra-company transfers, and the NOC and NAICS.
2 of these 4 have already run, so those recordings and materials are in your account the moment you buy. The other 2 are still live. The next is October 1, 2026.
An overview of Canada’s business immigration pathways for entrepreneurs, including work permits and permanent residence options.
Ran April 29, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Zeynab Ziaie Moayyed
A step-by-step guide to preparing, submitting, and managing Labour Market Impact Assessment applications.
Ran July 23, 2026 · 6 CPD hours · $180 individually · Andrew Carvajal, Viviane Albuquerque
An overview of work permit options for intra-company transferees and treaty investors under Canada’s international agreements.
Live October 1, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Tamara Mosher-Kuczer, Stanley Leo
A step-by-step guide to understanding how the NOC and NAICS work and how to navigate them.
Live November 4, 2026 · 4 CPD hours · $120 individually · Andrew Carvajal
Provincial nominee programs across the country in one run: British Columbia, the Prairies, Ontario, Atlantic Canada and Quebec. The most CPD hours of any specialty pass.
3 of these 5 have already run, so those recordings and materials are in your account the moment you buy. The other 2 are still live. The next is September 15, 2026.
A complete guide to navigating the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program from start to finish.
Ran July 7, 2026 · 4 CPD hours · $120 individually · Stanley Leo
An overview of provincial nominee pathways and trends across the Prairie provinces.
Ran August 6, 2026 · 4 CPD hours · $120 individually · Mark Holthe, Chris Veeman, Reis Pagtakhan
A comprehensive look at Ontario’s Provincial Nominee Program streams and practical application strategies.
Ran August 20, 2026 · 4 CPD hours · $120 individually · Andrew Carvajal, Clinton Green
An overview of provincial nominee programs and immigration opportunities in Atlantic Canada.
Live September 15, 2026 · 4 CPD hours · $120 individually · Morganne Foley, Lana Roberts
Quebec's distinct immigration regime examined through its programs, selection processes, and practical challenges for practitioners advising clients in 2026.
Live October 8, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Lisa Middlemiss
Law Society accredited courses built around what Ontario paralegals actually appear on.
Four Law Society accredited courses built around what Ontario paralegals actually appear on: the Landlord and Tenant Board, defamation in Small Claims Court, trauma-informed advocacy, and Highway Traffic Act defence.
2 of these 4 have already run, so those recordings and materials are in your account the moment you buy. The other 2 are still live. The next is October 20, 2026.
A review of landlord-tenant law and tribunal procedures before the Landlord and Tenant Board including new changes.
Ran April 23, 2026 · 5 CPD hours · $150 individually · Sarah Teal
A practical, ethics-focused overview of how to assess, plead, defend, and strategically manage defamation claims in Ontario’s Small Claims Court.
Ran June 18, 2026 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Caryma Sa'd
An ethics-focused introduction to trauma-informed advocacy that equips legal professionals with practical tools to advocate effectively while protecting client dignity and professional well-being.
Live October 20, 2026 · 1 CPD hours · $30 individually · Caryma Sa'd
An overview of strategies and case law in defending clients charged under Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act..
Live November 9, 2026 · 5 CPD hours · $150 individually · John Paul Rodrigues, Justin Rochester
On-demand access to the 2026 regular immigration course recordings and materials, so you can work through any subject at your own pace.
The Student Pass is $150, available exclusively to Queen’s University students currently enrolled in the Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law. The pass lists at $800, so email [email protected] first and we will send you the discount code to enter in the cart.
CPD notice. Courses accessed through the Student Pass are for educational purposes only and do not qualify for CPD credit under any professional regulator.
Recordings only. Every session in these passes has run, and they are here because the law in them still holds and the material is still useful.
Before you count these hours. A course’s accreditation lapses a set period after it is delivered, so courses from an earlier year may no longer count toward a reporting requirement even though the content is sound. Check the individual course page, or ask us.
Immediate, on-demand access to every 2025 regular immigration course recording and its materials, so you can start any subject at your own pace.
Every session has run. You get the recordings and materials immediately, and work through them at your own pace.
Access through December 31, 2027, for the individual pass holder.
Hearings, appeals and refugee claims at the Immigration and Refugee Board: case law, litigation strategy, representing claimants, admissibility, and what happens after a sponsorship refusal.
Every session has run. You get the recordings and materials immediately, and work through them at your own pace.
A practical guide to effectively researching, interpreting, and applying case law in immigration practice.
Ran February 18, 2025 · 2 CPD hours · $60 individually · Victor Ing
A course on how to litigate hearings and appeals at the IRB, including the preparation of examinations and submissions.
Ran February 27, 2025 · 3.5 CPD hours · $105 individually · Chantal Desloges, Adrienne Smith
In-depth guidance on effectively representing clients throughout the refugee claim process in Canada.
Ran April 21, 2025 · 5 CPD hours · $150 individually · Jatin Shory
Navigating admissibility hearings at the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Ran October 30, 2025 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Adrienne Smith
A discussion of the options available to clients following a sponsorship application refusal.
Ran December 2, 2025 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Chantal Desloges
The LMIA process end to end: recruitment through submission, work permits under the TFWP, the Global Talent Stream, and what happens in a compliance review.
Every session has run. You get the recordings and materials immediately, and work through them at your own pace.
A detailed guide on completing LMIA applications, from recruitment to the Service Canada interview.
Ran July 15, 2025 · 5 CPD hours · $150 individually · Andrew Carvajal, Lisa Middlemiss
A complete guide to obtaining work permits under the TFWP once an LMIA is approved.
Ran August 6, 2025 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Jae-Yeon Lim, Clinton Green
An in-depth exploration of the Global Talent Stream and tips on preparing LMIA applications under this program.
Ran July 23, 2025 · 3 CPD hours · $90 individually · Andrew Carvajal
Understanding the process of immigration compliance reviews and how to work with clients to prevent compliance issues from arising.
Ran October 16, 2025 · 2 CPD hours · $60 individually · Cathryn Sawicki
Join the session, ask questions, and keep the recording afterwards.
Every course in your account, with its slides and written materials, ready when you are.
Work through the course, mark the lessons complete, and download the certificate.
Buying creates your lpen.ca account. Your courses live under My Courses, not in your inbox.
Accreditation is granted course by course and can lapse a set period after the live session. If you are counting hours toward a reporting requirement, check the individual course page before you buy.
The ones we are asked most before people buy. Anything else, the form below reaches a person.
Every course listed in that pass. Where the session is still to come you can attend it live; where it has already run, the recording and the written materials are in your account the moment the payment goes through. Each course carries a certificate of completion once you have worked through it.
No. A session that has happened is a recording. Each pass above says how many of its sessions are still ahead and when the next one is, so you can see before you buy. Nothing is lost either way: the recording and the materials are the same content.
Accreditation is granted course by course, by the relevant regulator, and it can lapse a set period after the live session. Courses from the current year’s programme are the safe answer; for anything older, check that course’s own page before you count the hours.
Requirements differ by regulator and, for lawyers and paralegals, by province.
No. A pass is licensed to one person. Sharing the account or the materials means access is removed and no refund is given. See Terms §5.2. If you need to cover a team, email us and we will quote it properly.
A course that has not yet taken place can be cancelled within 3 days of purchase, for a full refund less the payment processing fees. Courses that have already run, where the recording and materials are immediately available in your account, cannot be refunded. See Terms §3.
Dates and particulars do change, and LPEN contacts everyone who has bought the course when they do. Where a single course inside a pass is cancelled, the pass itself is not reimbursed. See Terms §6.
Yes, and people do. A seasonal pass plus a specialty pass is a common combination. Check the course lists first: some courses appear in more than one pass, and buying both will not refund the overlap. If you want most of the year, the Annual Membership is almost always the better value.
All prices are in Canadian dollars. Payment is by credit card or PayPal at checkout, and buying creates your lpen.ca account at the same time. Discount codes are entered in the cart.
Look at the programme itself. The courses are the product, and a pass is simply a better way to buy several of them.
