Have questions about the immigration process? We've answered the most common ones below.
For most immigration applications — work permits, visitor visas, study permits, and many permanent residence pathways — a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is fully authorized to represent you. A lawyer is only required for certain legal proceedings. Troy is licensed as an RCIC-IRB, meaning he can represent clients before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB).
Consultation fees vary depending on the complexity of your situation, type of immigration program, number of applicants, and previous immigration history. A practical complexity matrix is provided below to illustrate typical cost factors.
Complexity Matrix:
Here is a list of typical factors impacting application costs:
A Practical "Complexity Matrix"
| Factor | Low (0) | Medium (1) | High (2) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program complexity | Visitor visa | Study/work permit | H&C, inadmissibility |
| Previous refusals | None | One | Multiple |
| Criminality | None | Minor issue requiring review | Serious inadmissibility analysis |
| Medical issues | None | Additional documentation | Potential inadmissibility |
| Family members | One applicant | Couple | Family with dependants |
| Documentation | Complete | Some gaps | Significant reconstruction required |
| Urgency | Standard | Moderate | Expedited |
| Client support needed | Self-sufficient | Some assistance | Extensive guidance |
Yes. ImmIgence has deep experience in corporate global mobility. We assist employers with LMIA-exempt work permits under the International Mobility Program, intra-company transfers, employer compliance reviews, employment letter preparation, and Employer Portal submissions. For employers who need support navigating work authorization for international hires, we provide strategic guidance across all IMP streams.
All consultations are conducted by video or phone call, making ImmIgence accessible to clients across Canada and internationally.
The best immigration pathway depends on your unique circumstances. Factors such as your education, work experience, language ability, family situation, finances, and long-term goals all influence which programs you may qualify for.
Many applicants are eligible for more than one pathway, and choosing the right one requires considering eligibility, processing times, costs, and your overall immigration strategy — not just the first program you qualify for.
A professional eligibility assessment can identify your best options, compare the advantages of each pathway, and help you choose the strategy that offers the strongest opportunity to achieve your Canadian immigration goals.
Your chances of success depend on your individual circumstances, the immigration pathway you apply under, and the strength of your overall application. Factors such as your eligibility, qualifications, supporting documents, immigration history, and ability to meet program requirements all play an important role.
No application can be guaranteed, but a well-prepared application that addresses potential concerns and clearly demonstrates eligibility can significantly improve your chances.
A professional assessment can help evaluate your profile, identify strengths and potential risks, and provide a realistic understanding of your options before you apply.
An immigration application may be refused due to eligibility concerns, insufficient documentation, unclear information, or issues with your circumstances or immigration history.
Understanding the reason for refusal is the first step in deciding your next options. A professional assessment can help identify the concerns, evaluate potential solutions, and determine the best strategy moving forward.
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