Guidance
How to choose an immigration consultant for Canada
The most important thing to know about Canadian immigration consultants: the good ones are licensed, and the license is public. Here is how to evaluate any consultant — including us.
How to evaluate any consultant
- Check the license. Every legitimate Canadian immigration consultant appears in the CICC public register at register.college-ic.ca. If they’re not there, walk away. (We’re RCIC – Level 2 (L2), License No. R532561 — check us too.)
- Beware of guarantees. Only IRCC decides applications. “Guaranteed PR” or “100% visa success” is the clearest fraud signal in this industry.
- Get a written agreement. Regulated consultants must provide a service agreement listing scope and fees before taking your money.
- Location doesn’t matter — accountability does. Consultations, document collection, and IRCC submissions are all remote. A licensed consultant in Canada is more accountable to you than an unlicensed agent nearby.
Pathways we commonly handle for this audience
- Express Entry
- Work permits
- Study permits
- Family sponsorship
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