Canadian Immigration Consultant Services in North York

Prepare a visitor visa application for a family visit, tourism or business travel.

Application support for parents and grandparents planning a longer visit to Canada.

Review your status and prepare a request to extend your stay as a visitor.

Prepare the study permit application and supporting records for your Canadian studies.

Plan your extension around your program, current permit and school records.

Organize the school, identity and family records for a child’s study permit.

Review the immigration steps before changing your school or study program.

Understand the refusal concerns and assess what a new application would need.

Identify the work permit route and prepare the application that fits your circumstances.

Prepare an employer-specific application with the supporting employment records.

Assess the available open work permit route and organize the application documents.

Review the exemption category and the employer and applicant records it requires.

Review your graduation records, study history and timing before a PGWP application.

Assess a work permit application based on your spouse or partner’s circumstances.

Review work permit options while an eligible permanent residence application is in process.

Coordinate the immigration records and application steps for a proposed hire.

Assess work permit support for a transfer between related businesses.

Review the available work permit route against the proposed caregiver employment.

Review an expired status document and assess the available restoration route.

Plan a change between visitor, student or worker status using your current records.

Assess a TRP request where an admissibility issue affects entry or a stay in Canada.

Assess your profile and prepare the agreed steps toward permanent residence.

Review Canadian work experience and prepare a CEC application through Express Entry.

Assess skilled work, education and other records for the Federal Skilled Worker route.

Compare provincial nomination options against your work, education and immigration history.

Review your residence history and supporting records before a citizenship application.

Review travel history and residence records where your permanent resident status is a concern.

Prepare the sponsor, applicant and relationship evidence for a spousal application.

Organize shared-life and cohabitation records for a common-law partner application.

Assess whether the conjugal partner category fits the relationship circumstances.

Prepare the identity, family relationship and supporting records for a child’s application.

Review the sponsorship route and the next steps available for your family.

Assess whether a sponsorship route exists for your particular family relationship.

Identify why the package was returned and organize the work needed for resubmission.

Assess a refused sponsorship file and the available appeal steps at the IAD.

Prepare a renewal application with consistent identity, travel and residence records.

Prepare the records needed to replace a lost, stolen or damaged permanent resident card.

Assess a PRTD application when you are abroad without a valid PR card.

Request a record of immigration status and review the supporting identity documents.

Review how to obtain a record confirming your landing or permanent resident history.

Prepare a replacement request for a lost, stolen or damaged immigration permit.

Organize a request to replace or update an existing citizenship certificate.

Arrange notarization or commissioning for the documents you need to use.

Review the authentication steps for Canadian documents intended for use abroad.

Discuss business immigration plans or the immigration needs of your organization.

Have the agreed parts of your self-prepared application reviewed before you submit.

Discuss a refusal, procedural fairness letter or other concern affecting your file.