Choosing a Representative
What Is an RCIC — and Why It Matters Who You Hire
Only licensed professionals can legally charge for Canadian immigration advice. Here's how to verify a consultant before you pay anyone.
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Immigration Consultations with a Licensed RCIC-IRB
A consultation is the fastest way to understand your real options. We review your situation, explain the programs that fit, and tell you honestly what is achievable.
Consultations are available in person in Brampton and virtually anywhere in Canada.
How we help
- Review your history, status and goals
- Explain realistic pathways in plain language
- Flag deadlines and risks you may not know about
- Give you a clear written next-step plan
Who this is for
- Anyone unsure where to start
- People who want a second opinion on their file
Immigration Consultations: common questions
What should I bring to a consultation?
Your passport, current permits or status documents, any IRCC or IRB letters, and a short timeline of your travel and immigration history.
Can I verify that the consultant is licensed?
Yes, and you should. Search the CICC public register by name before paying anyone for immigration advice.
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This page is general information, not legal advice. Every case depends on its own facts, and no outcome can be guaranteed.