At Exeo, we want to offer you Immigration Made Simple. Whether for work, study, or visit, we are there to help discover and implement your immigration options from A to Z. You’ll have a reliable team supporting you, with professionals who truly care and dedicate themselves to you and your project. Introducing our team of immigration lawyers in Montreal.

Upon his return to Canada, Francis joined a prestigious law firm, specializing in the regularization of foreign workers' status for companies.
Francis has been frequently invited to share his knowledge and experience at conferences in Asia, Europe, and the United States.
His career started in major Canadian law firms, following law studies at the University of Montreal and at the University Paris-1 Pantheon-Sorbonne, complemented by a degree in sociology and political science.

Marc-André is a co-founder of Exeo Attorneys and practices in business immigration since 2010. He is a member of the Expert Group of the Barreau du Québec in immigration and citizenship law. He is admitted to the Bar of Québec (Canada) and of the State of New York (United States).
He sits on the Immigration and Citizenship Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association, Québec Division and is a member of the Immigration and Nationality Law Committee of the International Union of Lawyers, where he gives several workshops and conferences.
Frequently asked to comment on Canadian and American immigration law issues, Marc-André Séguin has been cited for his expertise in the media in Québec, Canada, the United States, Mexico and France. He is also regularly invited by Chambers of Commerce to discuss issues related to business immigration.
He is the founding President of the non-profit organization For Refugees, whose work has been making international headlines since 2017, and also sits on the board of directors of several organizations in Canada and abroad.
Marc-André graduated in Civil Law and Common Law from McGill University and holds a Masters in Asian Legal Studies from the National University of Singapore.
He is fluent in French, English and Spanish and has a working knowledge of Portuguese.

Her passion for mobility and border issues was sparked by an internship in Belgium, focusing on the construction of the European Union. She graduated with a law degree (LL.B) from the University of Montreal in 2004, and further developed her legal expertise through continued studies at the University of Montreal and University of Ottawa. Laurence has been an active member of the Quebec Bar since 2009.
She broadened her experience by spending seven years in the Federal Public Service, specifically at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) from 2002 to 2008. In 2008, Laurence transitioned to private practice, leveraging her deep expertise in the field. With over 14 years of legal practice and more than 20 years of combined public-private experience in immigration, she has honed a wide-ranging and in-depth expertise. She represents a diverse clientele, from start-ups to multinationals, as well as individuals seeking international mobility and permanent residence.
Laurence is an active member of the Quebec Association of Immigration Lawyers (AQAADI) and has served on the Executive Council since 2019. She has directed several legal briefs addressed to the Quebec and Canadian governments on behalf of the AQAADI. She also oversees the IRCC liaison committee - economic and temporary facet, and the liaison committee with the Quebec Immigration authorities. From 2023 to 2026, she served as the co-president of AQAADI- economic and mobility.
Laurence frequently offers her expert commentary on economic immigration and mobility issues in the media. Additionally, she has trained numerous human resources departments and delivered several lectures to various chambers of commerce, associations, and public organizations, as well as to lawyers specializing in immigration.
In sum, Laurence Trempe is a devoted professional whose passion for immigration law and international mobility is reflected in her career and continuous commitment to her clients and the legal community. Her loyal Labradoodle, Léo Ferré, is often by her side, patiently waiting for his daily walks

Fan of basketball and whisky, he is also passionate about international issues related to East Asia.
Member of AQAADI – Association Québécoise des Avocates et Avocats en immigration
Member of YCPA – Young Chinese Professionals Association
Member of Barreau du Québec, 2018

She also oversees the firm’s communication and positioning initiatives across Canada, the United States, and Mexico, while ensuring a consistent and high-quality client experience. Through her involvement, she directly contributes to the firm’s visibility and brand development.
During her law studies at Université du Québec à Montréal, Florence served as Director of the Canada–Florida Chamber of Commerce, where she supported North American companies in their expansion efforts across Canadian and Floridian markets. She is currently completing a multidisciplinary bachelor’s degree in communications and political science at the University of Ottawa.
With professional experience in Canada and internationally, Florence is known for her ability to build and maintain strong relationships with a wide range of stakeholders. Fluent in French, English, and Spanish, she brings valuable perspective to cross-border mandates.


Mobility Program, Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), and U.S. Immigration with more than eight years of legal experience. She is a graduate of O'Sullivan College with a degree in Paralegal Technology (2014) and holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Concordia University (2011).




Stephen P. Pazan is an esteemed lawyer with a robust background in EB-5 and investment immigration, making him a pivotal figure in the industry. His expertise is rooted in his experiences as a former Consular Officer and USCIS adjudicator, providing him with a comprehensive view of immigration processes. Before entering the realm of immigration, Mr. Pazan was a civil litigator for prestigious Philadelphia law firms, including Clark Ladner Fortenbaugh & Young, Dilworth Paxon, and Spector Gadon, where he amassed 20 years of experience in commercial litigation. His legal career began in Nassau County, NY, as an Assistant District Attorney, where he tried numerous civil and criminal cases.
During his tenure at the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Service’s Investor Program Office, Mr. Pazan adjudicated thousands of visas and I-526 petitions, significantly contributing to the EB-5 program's integrity. After his government service, he leveraged his expertise at Baker Tilly Capital, overseeing the Source of Funds portfolio.
Mr. Pazan is also a seasoned speaker and author, sharing his insights on EB-5 and immigration at conferences in Brazil, Vietnam, and the United States, and through various publications. His comprehensive legal background, coupled with his command of the EB-5 and investment immigration landscape, makes him an invaluable asset to clients seeking guidance in this complex field.

trade agreements, foreign investment, international negotiations, trade facilitation, immigration and corporate law.
Jacqueline has served as Head of the Office of the Mexico-United States-Canada Agreement and the representative for trade and investment in the office of Mexican Ministry of Economy in Canada (2019-2023). Prior to this, Jacqueline held various senior positions in the Mexican Ministry of Economy (2001-2019) including the role of Director of Legal Affairs for Foreign Investment.
During her tenure at the Ministry of Economy, Ms. Márquez was tasked with implementing of the CUSMA and the legal framework for foreign investors to engage in business activities in Mexico. She also reviewed proposals for reforms to laws, regulations, and decrees related to the participation of foreign investment in Mexico and had major role in the development of the single window for investors.
Jacqueline was involved in the negotiation teams for the CUSMA, and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). She served as a lead negotiator in Bilateral Investment Treaties. Ms. Márquez has been a dedicated educator as shown through her role as a professor at the UNAM Faculty of Law, and other institutions since 2007, and has also actively been involved in mentorship projects.
Lawyer-Licensed in Mexico
Exeo Mexico

Teresita is devoted to customer service and is always looking to provide all the comfort and assurance during a process by bringing the best service to all of her clients.
Teresita is fluent in Spanish, English and French and she attends to the firm’s needs with the same passion she brings to her outdoor exercises and her affinity with nature.

Prior to joining Exeo’s team in 2021 she worked in logistics for diplomatic, private and military flights with embassies in Mexico City. She also has experience in sales, interpretation, translation and management.
Paulina enjoys traveling, languages and outdoor activities.
She speaks Spanish, English, French and Italian.
Exeo France







