SERVICE 1

Q & A Service by Email  

This is a highly convenient and efficient option for those who require a precise, reliable answer to a specific immigration question without the necessity of booking a full, hour-long consultation. As a dedicated member of the ICN—Canada’s largest and most reputable network of regulated immigration consultants—I have immediate access to a vast range of specialized tools, proprietary resources, and a collaborative team of expert colleagues.

SERVICE 2

Affordable Assistance Services 

Ideal for do-it-yourselfers, this option allows you to maintain full control while benefiting from expert oversight. We work alongside you to ensure no detail is overlooked before you officially submit your application. With our transparent hourly rate, you only pay for the specific support you need. This ensures you can move forward with total confidence, knowing your submission is accurate, complete, and professional.

SERVICE 3

Comprehensive Representation

From your initial comprehensive consultation to the final decision on your file, we represent you through every intricate step of the immigration process, providing total peace of mind and dedicated expert guidance. This is an ideal, high-value option for clients who may lack the necessary time or specialized expertise to manage their own complex applications and prefer to fully entrust their case to a highly experienced immigration consultant.

PR Card Renewal Assistance

What We Do: 

We assess your eligibility, review your documents, and assist with completing the necessary forms. We also help with copying, scanning, and organizing your documents, draft a professional submission letter, and guide you through the online fee payment. 

What You Do:

You submit and follow up on your application yourself.

Express Entry Profile

What We Do:

We assess your eligibility, calculate your CRS score, verify your NOC, review your supporting documents, and assist you in creating your Express Entry profile. We also provide tips and advice on how to increase your chances of receiving an ITA.  

What You Do:

You submit and follow up on your application yourself.

Application Review

What We Do: 

We review your application package for accuracy and completeness, verify your supporting documents, examine your submission letter to address any potential red flags in advance, and answer any questions related to your application.  

What You Do: 

You submit and follow up on your application yourself.

PGWP Assistance 

What We Do: 

We assess your eligibility, review your documents, and assist with completing the necessary forms on your computer. We also draft a professional submission letter and guide you through paying the application fee to apply for your Post-Graduation Work Permit. 

What You Do:

You submit and follow up on your application yourself.

Invitation Letters 

What We Do: 

We assist you in drafting professional invitation letters that are clear, concise, and specifically address concerns regarding an applicant's intent to return home. Don’t leave your application to chance; seek professional advice before it is too late.

What You Do:

You submit and follow up on your application yourself.

Affidavits and Declarations

What We Do:

As a Commissioner for Taking Affidavits in BC, I provide official assistance with affidavits and declarations for Canadian immigration authorities. Please note that this complimentary service is available exclusively to our existing clients.

What You Do:

You submit and follow up on your application yourself.

Certified Translations

What We Do: 

As an Associate Member of the Society of Translators and Interpreters of BC (STIBC), I provide certified translations from Persian and German to English for use with IRCC and other immigration authorities, both within Canada and internationally.

What You Do: 

You submit and follow up on your application yourself.

Document Support

What We Do: 

We can assist you in identifying and gathering the correct immigration forms, guides, and checklists. We also offer support with scanning, copying, merging, or compressing your documents to ensure they meet all IRCC upload requirements.

What You Do:

You submit and follow up on your application yourself.

Temporary Resident Visa

Study Permit

Canada offers world-class education, diverse cultural experiences, and excellent post-graduation opportunities for international students. With globally ranked universities, affordable tuition, and work opportunities during and after studies, Canada is an ideal destination. 

Temporary Resident Visa

Work Permit

A work permit allows international workers to gain valuable Canadian work experience, enhancing their career prospects globally. It provides financial stability, enabling workers to support themselves and their families while contributing to Canada’s economy. 

Inadmissibility

TRP Applications

A Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) allows inadmissible individuals to enter or remain in Canada for specific reasons, such as business, family reunification, or emergencies. It provides a legal stay while addressing inadmissibility issues and can open doors for future permanent residency. TRPs also allow work and study opportunities during the permit period.

Naturalization

Citizenship Applications

Canadian citizenship also means no residency obligation, granting you the freedom to live and work anywhere in the world without losing your citizenship status. This flexibility allows you to explore global opportunities while still enjoying all the benefits that come with being a Canadian citizen, such as voting rights, healthcare access, and protection under the legal system.

Economic Immigration

Express Entry

This is one of the most popular ways for young and educated people to obtain permanent residency. Your age, language skills, education, work experience, arranged employment, and adaptability all play a significant role in being a successful applicant in the pool.

Temporary  Resident Visa

Visitor Visa /Super Visa

With its breathtaking nature, Canada resembles a paradise. Millions of tourists travel each year to Canada to discover the beauty of this amazing country. With a Super Visa, parents and grandparents can visit their children or grandchildren for 5 years at a time.

Family Reunification

Family Sponsorship

Your relatives can live, study and work in Canada if they become permanent residents of Canada. You can sponsor certain relatives to come to Canada if you’re at least 18 years old and a Canadian citizen, a person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act or a permanent resident of Canada.

Economic Immigration

BC Provincial Nominee

The program enables the province to select and nominate foreign workers, international students (currently paused), and entrepreneurs to help meet B.C.’s labor market needs, support government priorities, and grow B.C.’s economy. Some priority occupations in B.C. give you an edge in getting a nomination faster.

BC Entrepreneur Immigration

Base & Regional Programs 

Eligible entrepreneurs with several years of active management experience can pursue permanent residency in British Columbia by starting or expanding a business under the Entrepreneur Base category. The Regional Program also offers opportunities to establish businesses in participating communities. Both streams provide the option to obtain a work permit while awaiting PR approval.

Humanitarian Grounds

H&C  Considerations

Applicants who do not meet the requirements of an application or who are inadmissible because of specific reasons could benefit from humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) considerations. The refusal rate for an H&C application is fairly high, but applicants with convincing humanitarian reasons should consider this last option.

French-speaking Applicants

Francophone Mobility

The Francophone Mobility Work Permit makes it easier for Canadian employers to hire you without a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), provided you meet certain requirements and plan to live and work outside the province of Quebec. After one year of working in Canada, applicants may become eligible to apply for permanent residency (PR).

Immigration Services

Procedural Fairness Letters

Sometimes, officers may have serious questions about your application or intend to refuse it. In such cases, they will send you a letter outlining their doubts or questions before making a decision. You will usually receive these letters by email. This is your last chance to address any concerns or issues they may have. Don’t risk your response. We are here to assist you!