FAQ

As a licensed RCIC, I follow professional and ethical guidelines established by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). I provide expert advice, help you select the best immigration option, and assist in avoiding common mistakes that could delay or negatively impact your application. My up-to-date knowledge of immigration law ensures you receive accurate and reliable guidance.

You can verify a consultant's status by visiting the CICC website and entering their registration number. In my case, my registration number is R708009, confirming that I am licensed and in good standing. This ensures I am authorized to provide immigration services and adhere to professional standards.

As an RCIC, I offer a broad range of services, including permanent residency applications, work permits, study permits, visitor visas, family sponsorship, and citizenship. I also represent you in communication with IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada), helping to prepare and submit your documents accurately and on time.

The cost of hiring an RCIC varies based on the complexity of your case. In addition to my fees, there are government processing fees for applications like permanent residency, work permits, and biometrics. During our initial consultation, I provide a transparent breakdown of all costs involved.

During the initial consultation, I will assess your qualifications, discuss your immigration goals, and recommend the best immigration pathways for you. This meeting is a great opportunity to address any concerns, review processes, and explain the costs involved in your immigration journey.

Yes, I can assist with various types of immigration applications, including visitor visas, study permits, work permits, and family sponsorship. Whether you're a student, a worker, or a family member sponsoring a relative, I can guide you through the required steps for a successful application.

Eligibility for PR depends on several factors such as education, work experience, language proficiency, and age. I offer a detailed assessment based on the latest immigration programs like Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) to help determine your eligibility and the best pathway for you.

Express Entry is a points-based system managing applications for federal immigration programs, while PNPs are designed for provinces to nominate individuals based on specific regional needs. PNP nominations can also enhance your Express Entry profile, improving your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA).

Processing times vary depending on the type of application and your location. For example, Express Entry applications generally take six months, while family sponsorships or PNPs may take longer. Factors like document completeness and background checks can also impact the timeline. I help ensure your application is accurate to minimize delays.

Common reasons for refusal include incomplete applications, missing documents, failure to meet eligibility criteria, and inconsistencies in the information provided. As your consultant, I review your application thoroughly, ensuring all necessary documents are included and strengthening your case to reduce the risk of refusal.