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Immigration consulting in Westmount, Edmonton

Find the route that fits your life in Canada

Study, work, family and citizenship paths set out in plain language, so each decision is yours and each step is clear.

See the programs

Start here

What brings you to Canada?

Learning here first

A school offer is the start of the paperwork, not the end. We help you line up the permit, the proof of funds and the questions an officer may ask.

Programs

Seven routes, one clear page each

Pick a route to see who it suits, what to gather and how the work unfolds.

  1. Family Sponsorship

    Helping a close relative join you in Canada, and what the sponsor has to show.

    • Who can sponsor whom
    • Relationship evidence
    • Sponsor and applicant forms
    Read about this route
  2. Study Permits

    Permission to study in Canada, starting from a school's offer and the papers that back it up.

    • Acceptance letter and study plan
    • Proof of funds and ties
    • Extensions and changes of school
    Read about this route
  3. Express Entry

    A points-based federal system that ranks skilled workers, and how a ranked profile becomes an application.

    • Profile and points explained
    • Language and education documents
    • From invitation to submission
    Read about this route
  4. Citizenship

    Applying for Canadian citizenship once the residence rules are met, and what the test and interview involve.

    • Residence days and eligibility
    • Application and test
    • Proof of language ability
    Read about this route
  5. Visitor Visas and Super Visas

    Short stays, and the longer super visa for parents and grandparents, with what each one asks for.

    • Visitor visa documents
    • Super visa conditions
    • Invitation letters
    Read about this route
  6. Work Permits and LMIA

    Work permits that name an employer, open permits, and the labour market assessment some of them depend on.

    • Employer-specific and open permits
    • What a labour market assessment is
    • Extensions and spouse permits
    Read about this route
  7. Provincial Nominee Programs

    Streams run by a province to nominate people whose skills it needs, leading toward permanent residence.

    • Which streams may suit you
    • Employer and job requirements
    • Nomination, then federal application
    Read about this route

The first call

From first call to a clear plan

Four stages, in the order they happen.

  1. Tell us where you are

    Say what you hope to do, in English or Spanish. No form needs filling in before we speak.

  2. We map the routes

    We sketch the routes that might apply, what each one needs and which we would put aside.

  3. You choose

    You decide whether to go ahead and with which route. Nothing proceeds without your say.

  4. Prepare and review

    The file is put together with you, and nothing is sent before you have been through it page by page.

In their words

Short notes from people we have worked with.

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Everything in order

I arrived with a shoebox of documents. I left with a list that told me what mattered and what did not.

J.P. · Edmonton, AB

Questions people ask

Short answers to what comes up before a first call.

All questions

Call us, or send a request through the contact page and we will reply to arrange a time. You do not need documents ready for the first conversation.

All three. Meetings are by appointment, and in person means at the Westmount address, arranged ahead of time.

Yes. We work in English and in Spanish, and you can choose either, or both, for the same conversation.

Your passport details and a short account of what you want to do. If you already have letters, permits or refusals, keep them to hand.

Study permits, Express Entry, family sponsorship, provincial nominee streams, visitor and super visas, work permits and citizenship. If something falls outside that list, we say so early.

No. The decision is the government's to make, and any reputable consultant will say the same.

No consultant can promise an outcome. Final decisions on applications are made by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). This practice is independent and does not speak for any government body.

Visit or call

Meet in Westmount

Meetings are by appointment, so your time is set aside. Choose phone, video or an in person meeting.

12227 107 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB

By appointment

  • PhoneA call at a time we set together.
  • VideoA screen-to-screen meeting from wherever you are.
  • In person by appointmentAt the Westmount address, set up ahead of time.
Directions and contact

Start with a conversation

Call us, or send a request and we will reply to set a time that suits you.

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