
Our consultation interview is an important first step in determining whether you may be eligible to proceed with an official Canadian immigration assessment.
This phone or video call is conducted by a trained member of our team and is designed to collect accurate information, explain the Canadian immigration process clearly, and ensure full transparency before any assessment is initiated.
Your consultation is conducted by a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant working under our legal consulting framework.
All consultations are recorded and documented for compliance and accuracy in accordance with CICC regulations.
You are encouraged to ask questions at any time about Express Entry, PNP streams, or any Canadian visa pathway.
Collect essential personal, professional, and immigration background information
Verify that information is provided truthfully and accurately
Explain the assessment process, timelines, costs, and Canadian program limitations
Clarify visa rights, Canadian permanent residency pathways, and expectations
Your case may be registered for a Full Canadian Immigration Assessment under the appropriate program stream.
You will receive instructions to complete a detailed legal questionnaire and upload your CV in English or French.
Your assessment results are typically produced within 15–30 working days depending on your program pathway.
A senior case manager will contact you to explain your results and available Canadian visa options including Express Entry, PNP, and more.
A list of Canadian visa types and programs you may be eligible to apply for
Step-by-step guidance for each Canadian immigration pathway
Estimated timelines for the full Canadian immigration process
Clear next steps should you choose to proceed further with your application
Review the follow-up email containing your Canadian immigration case summary
Complete the legal questionnaire and upload your CV in English or French
Await your official Canadian immigration assessment results
Speak with a senior RCIC case manager about your options and next steps
Relevant to your skills and Canadian NOC code classification
Guidance for the Canadian job market and workplace culture
Housing research and community resources to help you plan your move to Canada