Canada Abroad

It’s a red flag if an immigration lawyer or consultant does not offer individual consultations. Thankfully, Deanne and the Canada Abroad team offer individual consultations to review your options for Canadian immigration.

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How does it work? Deanne will begin by requesting information about yourself, your family, and what you’re hoping to achieve. Then, after carefully reviewing your information, you’ll have an online consultation during which Deanne or one of her team members will explain all of your Canadian immigration options, including the pros and cons of each program.

Finally, after your consultation is complete, you will have the necessary information and tools for you to complete your immigration process on your own. If you’re not sure about your options and you want to get expert advice, a one-on-one consultation with one of Canada Abroad’s immigration consultants is the perfect way to begin.

First things first: It is totally possible to create and submit your own Express Entry profile. There is absolutely no reason to pay a consultant or lawyer hefty fees to create your profile for you. However, it can help to have an expert look at your profile once you’ve submitted in order to check for mistakes and recommend next steps, like how to improve your CRS score.

This is why Deanne and the crew have developed the Express Entry Profile Review. For CAD $195.00, they will take a detailed look into your Express Entry profile. Your documents will be checked, NOC code verified, and settlement funds reviewed. Perhaps best of all, the team will review your CRS score and if you’re below the most cut-off scores for Express Entry draws, they’ll recommend your best options for improving, including recommending possible PNPs for your application.

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In the end, Canada Abroad will provide you with a written report giving you the full details of their findings and step-by-step instructions for what comes next. Deanne and her team focus on giving you the information you need to complete the process yourself and ensuring that you understand how the application works.

You don’t need to pay someone to create your Express Entry profile, but once your profile is ready, an expert review can help give you the competitive edge!

Here’s Deanne with a short video overview of the Express Entry Profile Review:

The final step of Express Entry is your electronic Application for Permanent Residence (eAPR). This application is extremely detailed, requiring a complete personal history, police clearance certificates, work reference letters, proof of financial support, medical exams, and more!

While it is possible to complete your eAPR successfully by yourself, it is also true that even a single missing document can be the cause for your application to be refused. Canadian immigration officers are known to be very strict with their evaluation of these applications.

For peace of mind and clarity, it can be a worthwhile investment to have a reputable consultant, like Deanne and her team, review your application before you submit it. They will double-check all of your information and documents to ensure that everything is valid and meets program requirements.

Deanne will work to make sure that you feel confident in your application when you click the submit button.

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Here’s Deanne with a short video overview of the Express Entry Permanent Residence Application Review:

Review of Rejected Applications: This consultation is for those who have submitted an application for a Study Permit, Work Permit or Visit Visa and believe that IRCC has refused their application incorrectly or want to understand why their application was refused. Canada Abroad’s Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant will review your refusal letter and all of the relevant supporting documents and application forms to assist you in determining if a second application could be successful.

This is not for those who want to apply for a Judicial Review by the Federal Court. This is only for those who want to further understand the refusal of their application to see if Judicial Review would be an option or want to submit a new application.

Study Permit File Review: Canada Abroad’s Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant will provide a written review of your application. You will be required to share all of your completed application forms and supporting documents.

You will be provided with your written report within 7 working days advising you of any mistakes in the application forms, the quality of the supporting documents and advice regarding what you can do to strengthen your application and let you know if you are missing any documentation

Spousal File Review: Canada Abroad’s Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant will provide a written review of your application. You will be required to share all of your completed application forms and supporting documents. You will be provided with your written report within 7 working days advising you of any mistakes in the application forms, the quality of the supporting documents and advice regarding what you can do to strengthen your application and let you know if you are missing any documentation.

Was your application refused and you want more information? You can order detailed notes from the government explaining their decision. These are called GCMS notes and must be requested through an Access to Information request.

Canada Abroad can request your GCMS notes on your behalf, taking the confusion out of navigating the complicated Access to Information process.

This review is for those who are applying for a work permit on their own, but would like peace of mind that their application is accurate, complete, and in line with what Canada’s immigration authorities expect to see in an application. Canada Abroad will review your work permit application before submission.

Find out all the details here.