FAQ

Straight answers to the questions we are asked most about applying to come to Canada — timelines, costs, documents, and what happens after you file.

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Our Clients Questions

Have questions about your application, visa options, or eligibility? Find quick answers to the most commonly asked questions here.

  • We can avoid delays by ensuring the required documents are accurate and are submitted in a timely manner. Notifying us if any information changes after submission of the application also helps in speeding up the process. Some circumstances may delay the process, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • The Government of Canada has a mandatory processing fee that is not included in our legal fees.

  • The fee includes all discussion about the options available for you, determining your eligibility, and answering all your questions until you decide to move forward. The consultation fee is credited towards the legal fee if you decide to use our service.

  • Although no one can promise specific times, we can provide an estimate as provided by the IRCC. Processing time depends on the complexity of the case and no time can be guaranteed.

  • We cannot guarantee an acceptance, as only Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship (IRCC) officers decide who gets approved. If someone says they guarantee it, you should be cautious. We do however make sure that your application is the best it can be for every aspect and discuss areas of improvement before submitting it.

  • We cannot provide you with a job as we cannot legally guarantee the existence of any job offer. However, you can explore the official Canadian Job Bank at www.jobbank.gc.ca

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Statistics from the Canadian Government (Statcan) show that immigration to Canada is growing, with the majority of immigrants enjoying their new life in Canada.

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of Canadians are immigrants
23%of Canadians are immigrants
of Canadian children have an immigrant background
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of immigrants are still in Canada five years on
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