Personalized support from start to finish
How We Help
From your very first inquiry to post-landing questions, our team handles every detail of the Canadian immigration process so you don’t have to. We begin with a thorough eligibility review, craft a step-by-step action plan, and manage all document preparation and submissions on your behalf. As your application moves through IRCC, we provide proactive updates and address any requests or questions immediately. Once approved, we guide you through settlement essentials—SIN registration, health coverage, and more—ensuring your move to Canada is seamless and stress-free.
Eligibility Assessment
We begin by evaluating your unique background against all available Canadian immigration streams. This ensures you pursue the pathway with the highest chance of success.
Document Preparation
Our experts compile, review, and organize every form and supporting file—eliminating common errors and minimizing delays in the application process.
Application tracking
From submission through approval, we handle all interactions with IRCC, respond to additional requests promptly, and keep you fully informed at every stage.
Visa Strategy
Leveraging up-to-date program criteria, we craft a personalized roadmap—whether it’s Express Entry, PNP, family sponsorship, or specialized permits—to maximize your points and timing.
Post-Landing Support
After visa approval, we guide you through essential next steps—SIN registration, health coverage enrollment, banking setup, and more—to help you settle comfortably in Canada.
Ongoing Advisory
Your immigration journey doesn’t end at landing. We remain available for visa renewals, status changes, and any future immigration questions to ensure long-term peace of mind.
IRCC’s published service standard aims to process 80% of complete Express Entry permanent-residence applications within six months of receipt. This timeframe begins the day IRCC confirms your application is complete and ends when a final decision is issued. However, actual processing can vary if IRCC requires additional documentation or if application volumes surge beyond projected capacities.
Applicants whose work permits expire after filing for permanent residence under Express Entry or a Provincial Nominee Program may qualify for a Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP), which allows continued employment until a PR decision is made. To be eligible, you must hold valid temporary status at the time of application and have submitted a complete PR application, including paid fees and all supporting documents. Once issued, a BOWP typically remains valid for up to 24 months, with extensions possible if your PR process extends beyond that period.
Every family-sponsorship package must include the completed Document Checklist (IMM 5287) as the top page to verify all required forms and supporting documentation are present. Those being sponsored must supply identity and relationship evidence—such as valid passports, birth and marriage certificates, national identity cards, and affidavits where applicable—organized precisely in the order listed on the checklist. Missing, misordered, or improperly certified documents are leading causes of delays and potential refusals.
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) are administered by individual provinces and territories to attract candidates with skills or ties tailored to local labour-market needs; successful PNP applicants receive a provincial nomination that guarantees an Invitation to Apply for permanent residence. In contrast, Express Entry is a federal, points-based system that pools candidates for multiple economic immigration streams and issues Invitations to Apply based solely on Comprehensive Ranking System scores. While Express Entry draws occur at the federal level, PNP nominations often expedite PR timelines by bypassing or augmenting the standard points-based selection process.
You can check your application status online by logging into your IRCC account with the credentials you used when you applied. Once inside, enter your unique client identifier (UCI) and application number to view real-time updates and any outstanding requests. If you applied by paper, you can link your paper application in the same account. You can also opt in for email or text notifications so you’re alerted automatically whenever there’s a change. If you run into technical issues logging in, the IRCC help guides walk you through account recovery and troubleshooting steps.