Permanent residence
For people ready to stay — whether you are already in Canada or applying from abroad.
- Express Entry profiles and CRS strategy
- Provincial Nominee Programs
- Spousal and family sponsorship
- PR card renewal
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant · Edmonton, Alberta
Immigration advice you can hold someone accountable for.
Anyone can give you an opinion about your application. Only a licensed consultant can represent you to IRCC, argue your case at the Immigration and Refugee Board, and be answerable to a regulator if they get it wrong.
How we help
Find the route that applies to you.
Most people arrive knowing the outcome they want and not which door leads there. That is the first thing a consultation settles.
Work and study
Permits that let you stay and build the experience a PR application later rests on.
- Post-Graduation Work Permits
- Open and employer-specific work permits
- Study permits and extensions
- Choosing a programme with PR in mind
When it has gone wrong
Refusals, appeals and status problems — the work most consultants will not take.
- Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) sponsorship appeals
- Immigration and Refugee Board representation
- People in Canada with or without status
- Super Visa and visitor extensions
Track record
Cases that needed more than a form filled in.
Immigration and Refugee Board
Has represented clients before the IRB, including matters where the facts were difficult and the stakes were removal.
Appeals won at the IAD
Sponsorship appeals carried through the Immigration Appeal Division to positive outcomes.
Inside the institutions
Worked in NorQuest College's international department, and serves as Designated Independent Third Party Counsel for Can-College.
Students, every semester
Partnered with Canadian institutes on study permits and post-graduation work permits, and on the path from one to permanent residence.
What changed · reviewed November 2026
The rules moved this month. Here is how.
If a consultant cannot tell you what changed since last year, they are working from last year's playbook.
3 Nov 2026
High-wage work is worth up to 100 CRS points again
A new labour market integration factor awards points for a job offer in a designated high-wage occupation, and more for Canadian experience in one. An LMIA is no longer required for a qualifying offer under the federal skilled programs. Whether you qualify depends on IRCC's published list of occupations — not on your salary.
5 Nov 2026
Fewer Express Entry spaces, more provincial ones
The 2027–2029 levels plan sets 380,000 permanent residents a year. Federal Express Entry drops to 100,000 while the Provincial Nominee Program rises to 95,000 — which means for many applicants the provincial route is now the stronger one.
9 Nov 2026
The Rural Community Immigration Pilot is now permanent
No longer a pilot, with 5,500 admissions planned for 2027. A genuine option for people willing to settle outside the large centres.
Get in touch
A consultation costs nothing and usually saves something.
Bring whatever you have — a refusal letter, a job offer, a half-finished profile, or just a question about whether you qualify at all.