How Our Expertise Sets Us Apart in Canadian Immigration Services
Using our communication channels, we prepare a general consultation based on each client's background and schedule an initial meeting.
The client confirms the electronic contract, submits the retainer, and officially appoints RCIC as their legal representative. They then prepare the general documents for review.
We advise on necessary supporting documents, solutions, and appropriate strategies based on the client's background and current immigration policies and data.
We work with the client to review the entire application and the required information, ensuring that the client understands the application process and the review procedure.
We represent the client before Provincial and Federal Departments, working with them to expedite the application process for the best possible outcome.
We inform the client of the decision on their application, provide essential entry information, or explain and offer any necessary solutions.
As a regulated immigration consultant under Canadian immigration law, we cannot guarantee outcomes, as final decisions are solely at the discretion of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
In reality, the result of your immigration application depends entirely on the assessment of the reviewing officer. A perfect application does not guarantee visa issuance, as entry decisions may vary.
Our role is to present your application in the best possible way, minimizing processing time by applying relevant case law, regulations, and policies, thereby maximizing your chances of success.
The processing time varies depending on the type of application and the current workload of immigration authorities. For example, study and work permits may take a few weeks to a few months, while permanent residency applications can take several months to over a year.
Our cloud-based system allows clients to transfer documents remotely, reducing the time needed for document preparation. Additionally, we can provide clients with an estimated timeline based on real-time updates from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
If your application is refused, we will thoroughly review the refusal letter and request the officer’s notes to understand the reasons behind the decision. Based on this analysis, we will advise you on the next steps, which may include submitting a new application, providing additional documentation, or, in some cases, filing an appeal or requesting reconsideration.
Our preparation process includes legal research and submissions of similar precedents, which helps minimize the risk of discretionary decisions.
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Professional fees are calculated in Canadian dollars (CAD) or the equivalent at the time of payment.
Taxes, government fees, expenses, and disbursements are not included.
