Some clients often get confused or concerned when they receive a procedural fairness letter (PFL) from an immigration / visa officer. Reasons for a PFL range from seeking clarification on an issue, omission on the application, or a client may have misrepresented a fact. We assist clients to review and prepare a response to a PFL. Given a PFL often contains a date by which a response must be submitted, it is important a client reaches out as soon as the letter is received.
We can assist you to review the reasons for visa refusal and ascertain how to resolve issues identified by an immigration or visa officer before a new application is submitted. We work with you to request and review your file from the Global Case Management System.
A key component of your study permit application is an inclusion of a detailed study plan. This plan should detail your career objectives, how your potential study ties into past school and experiences, and ties to your home country. A detailed and well written study plan could make a difference in one’s application. Contact us today to discuss your study plan.
College/University Application
We assist individuals to calculate their time in Canada to ensure they meet the requirements, and then apply for Canadian citizenship.
If you are a skilled worker and wish to emigrate to Canada, the Express Entry may provide the best pathway for you. This online system uses the Comprehensive Ranking System, a point-based system, to assess and score ones profile and then rank the individual within the Express Entry pool. An applicant is invited to submit a full application if he/she scores above the minimum point score for the round of application. We assist individuals through this process including making recommendations on how to improve one’s score.