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Fastest, and best if there is a deadline attached.
Get in touch
The first consultation is free.
Bring whatever you have — a refusal letter, a job offer, a half-finished profile, or just a question about whether you qualify at all. If there is no case, you will be told that too.
Best if you want to attach documents or a refusal letter.
Not sure what to ask?
Six questions, two minutes. It will tell you which route applies.
What to have ready
- Any refusal letter or notice you have received, including the reasons given
- Any deadline you have been given — these matter more than anything else
- Your current status in Canada, or where you are applying from
- Education and work history, even roughly
- Language test results, if you have them — not needed to talk
Before you hire anyone
Check their licence. The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants keeps a public register precisely so you can. Kanika's number is R534737 — look it up, and look up anyone else who offers to represent you.