Client self-prepared application; RCIC reviews all docs, forms, and letters for errors. No representation — client submits.

You've prepared your own application — now let a licensed RCIC review it before you submit. This service is designed for self-represented applicants who want professional eyes on their complete package before it goes to IRCC. Your RCIC will carefully review all forms, supporting documents, cover letters, and checklists for errors, omissions, inconsistencies, and red flags that could delay or jeopardize your application. You receive a written review report with specific corrections and recommendations. Please note: this is a review service only — you remain the applicant on record and submit the application yourself.

Selecting the wrong NOC (National Occupational Classification) code can disqualify your application or trigger an officer refusal. This service provides a professional review of your job title, duties, and work history to confirm the correct NOC code for your situation. Your RCIC will assess alignment between your actual duties and the TEER level, flag any discrepancies, and provide guidance on how to present your experience accurately for Express Entry, PNP, or work permit applications.

Received a Procedural Fairness Letter from IRCC? This is your opportunity to respond to an officer's concerns before a final decision is made — and a poorly written response can result in refusal. Your RCIC will carefully review the letter, identify the officer's exact concerns, and draft a professional, evidence-based response on your behalf. Acting quickly is critical: PFL response deadlines are typically 30 days. Contact us as soon as you receive the letter.

IRCC has requested additional documents from you — this is a normal part of processing, but how you respond matters. Your RCIC will review the request, advise you on exactly which documents to provide and how to present them, and prepare a professional cover letter to accompany your submission. Missing the deadline or providing incomplete information can result in a refusal, so prompt action is essential.

Your Express Entry profile is the foundation of your permanent residence application — and errors in your profile can cost you CRS points or trigger a misrepresentation finding. Your RCIC will accurately complete and submit your Express Entry profile in the IRCC portal, ensure all information is correctly entered and consistent with your supporting documents, and maximize your CRS score based on your qualifications. This service covers profile creation only and does not include full representation for a subsequent ITA or PR application.

British Columbia's Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) is one of Canada's most competitive and sought-after pathways to permanent residence. Through the BC PNP Skills Immigration and Express Entry BC streams, British Columbia nominates skilled workers, international graduates, and entrepreneurs who have a confirmed job offer or are currently working in the province. As a BC-based RCIC, we have in-depth knowledge of BC PNP streams, registration requirements, and the points-based Skills Immigration Registration System (SIRS). Your RCIC will assess your eligibility across all available BC PNP streams, guide you through registration and profile optimization to maximize your SIRS score, prepare and submit your nomination application once invited, and manage all correspondence with the BC PNP office through to nomination. If you receive a provincial nomination, we will also assist you with the subsequent federal permanent residence application through Express Entry or the paper-based stream. This service covers the full provincial nomination process. The federal PR application following nomination is a separate service.

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is an excellent pathway for skilled workers and international graduates who have a connection to Manitoba — whether through a job offer, family ties, or prior study or work experience in the province. Manitoba places significant weight on genuine ties to the community and demonstrated intent to settle long-term. Your RCIC will evaluate your eligibility across all active MPNP streams, help you build the strongest possible Expression of Interest (EOI) submission, prepare your full nomination application once you receive a Letter of Advice to Apply (LAA), and guide you through every stage of the provincial process. We will also advise on how to strengthen your Manitoba connection if you are not yet working or residing in the province. This service covers the full MPNP nomination process. The federal PR application following nomination is a separate service.

Alberta's provincial immigration program — the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP), formerly known as the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) — offers multiple pathways to permanent residence for skilled workers already employed in Alberta, international graduates, and self-employed farmers. Alberta's program is particularly well-suited to workers in the trades, technology, healthcare, and agriculture sectors. Your RCIC will review your profile against all active AAIP streams, advise on the most strategic pathway for your situation, prepare your complete nomination application with supporting documentation, and manage all communications with Alberta's Immigration office through to a decision. We will also advise you on the federal PR application that follows a successful nomination. This service covers the full AAIP nomination process. The federal PR application following nomination is a separate service.

Already in Canada and need more time? A Visitor Record extends your authorized stay so you can remain in Canada legally while you travel, visit family, recover, or await an upcoming life event. If you apply before your current status expires, you are protected by "implied status" — meaning you may remain in Canada while IRCC processes your extension request, even if your original authorization date passes. Your RCIC will review your current status and travel history, determine whether a Visitor Record extension is the right option for your situation, prepare your complete IRCC application with a strong cover letter explaining your reasons for extending, and submit it on your behalf. We will also advise you on any conditions attached to your visitor status and flag any potential complications — such as prior refusals, overstays, or upcoming study or work transitions — that could affect your application. Do not wait until your status has expired. Contact us as soon as you know you need more time in Canada.

A focused one-on-one consultation for Canadian employers considering hiring foreign workers through the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process. During this session, we will review your business profile, assess your eligibility as an employer under ESDC/Service Canada requirements (business legitimacy, recruitment obligations, wage compliance, and program stream fit), identify potential red flags before you apply, and outline your next steps and estimated timelines. You'll leave with a clear understanding of whether your business is positioned to apply and what's needed to strengthen your application.