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Every consultation is paid, prepared, and specific to your situation — which is why the answers are worth acting on. Choose the option that fits below.

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30-minute consultation
A full assessment of your eligibility, refusal risks, and realistic options — with a clear recommendation at the end.
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A short, focused call to determine whether your situation needs a full consultation or representation, and what the next step is.
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Written answer
One specific Canadian immigration question, answered in writing by a licensed RCIC. Best for focused questions — not a full review. $10 CAD.
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Please ask one clear immigration question only. If more than one question is submitted, only the first question will be answered.
I understand that this service is for one specific immigration question only. If I ask more than one question, only the first question will be answered. I also understand that this is a limited written response and does not include application preparation, document review, form review, representation, urgent deadline management, or follow-up questions.
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Are consultations free?
No. Consultations are paid because they involve real assessment of your eligibility and risks by a licensed consultant. A free consultation is a sales call — a paid one is professional advice.
Can you guarantee my application will be approved?
No one can, and anyone who does is misleading you. What we can do is assess your case honestly, identify the risks officers will see, and prepare the strongest file your facts support.
My application was refused. Is it over?
Usually not. Most refusals can be analyzed, and many cases are approved on resubmission once the actual refusal reasons are understood and addressed. The first step is a proper refusal analysis.
Do you work with clients outside Canada?
Yes. We represent applicants inside and outside Canada across all programs we handle. Consultations are held by video call.
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