Full Case Representation Immigration to Canada
Full Case Representation
Step 1. Filling out the preliminary form
In the first step, you fill out a preliminary form where you share key information about yourself. We analyze your data and select the most suitable immigration programs based on your situation and goals.
Step 2. Consultation
During the consultation, we explain in detail all possible immigration paths, answer your questions and offer programs that can speed up the process and increase your chances of success.
Cost of consultation will be credited to the full case representation if you decide to sign a retainer agreement with our firm within 30 days of consultation.
Step 3. Collecting data and filling out forms
After signing the contract, we create a personalized list of required documents, which speeds up the process by minimizing requests for additional data. We collect all the information and documents, fill out the forms and create a profile on the immigration portal.
Step 4. Submitting an application
At the application stage, we carefully check all documents and forms to ensure they meet the requirements. We also prepare a submission letter that highlights the important aspects of your case, helping the immigration officer make a positive decision. Once you review and approve the application package, we submit the application.
Step 5. Post-filing support
Once your application has been submitted, we continue to be your official representative, monitoring its status and promptly informing you of any changes or requests.
Pros of full case representation:
Official representation of your immigration application by a licensed immigration consultant
Minimizing errors thanks to our experience and deep knowledge of all program requirements
Maximizing your chances for successful approval of the application
Customized list of documents to prevent additional requests and delays
Forms completion and a thorough check of documents for compliance
Full support and up-to date recommendations at every stage of your immigration journey
Submission letter prepared by a licensed consultant highlighting the strengths of your case
Request for Immigration Records (GCMS/ATIP) (if necessary)
Answers to frequently asked questions
A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is a professional who is legally allowed to advise you on immigration to Canada. Zhanna Ni (license R731702) is an active member of the College of Immigration Consultants (CICC). You can check her license of an immigration consultant in online registry of the regulator (CICC).
Licensed Immigration Consultants:
- Explain immigration and citizenship options
- Recommend the best programs that suit your needs best
- Prepare your application for immigration or citizenship
- Prepare a submission letter to IRCC
- Communicate with the government entities on your behalf
- Represent you in immigration or citizenship applications or at hearings at Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
Government fees, language tests, educational assessments, certificates, medical examinations, translation services, transportation and postage costs, online payment fees and any other fees are not included in the price.
Only IRCC officers make a decision regarding your case. If someone "guarantees" your approval, this is a sign of possible fraud.
Payment for our services is divided into 2-5 stages corresponding to the key phases of your immigration process. This approach allows you to distribute costs and clearly see the progress at each stage.
It is important to note that in accordance with the requirements of the CICC regulator, payment for the successful result or refund in case of refusal are strictly prohibited. Payment is made for the work performed by our licensed immigration consultant.
All fees shown are in Canadian Dollars (CAD) and do not include GST (5%), PST (depending on your province) for applicants within Canada.
For candidates outside Canada, Canadian taxes are not applicable.