Why professional immigration advice matters

Finding a potential immigration pathway is only the beginning. Applicants may apply independently, but a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) can assess eligibility, review evidence, explain requirements and help address complications.

Common application problems

• Incorrect NOC classification or insufficient work experience evidence
• Inconsistent application information and missing documents
• Misunderstood language, education or provincial nomination requirements
• Failure to respond fully or on time to official requests

If an application is refused

Available options vary by decision and circumstances. Some cases may allow a new application, reconsideration, an appeal, or judicial review. Not every decision is appealable. Deadlines can be short, and representation before certain courts requires an appropriately authorized legal professional.

Why choose an authorized representative?

Paid Canadian immigration representatives must be authorized. Check an RCIC’s status on the CICC public register. Canada Migration Services Inc. is represented by Bibi R. Maudhoo, RCIC R415359.

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Information only. Representation does not guarantee approval. Applicants may apply without representation.