All immigration applications are handled by Shirani Daniel & her Team in Edmonton, a licensed RCIC–IRB consultant. You will sign a retainer agreement directly with her for your immigration process.

No. Imprint Immigration Services does not assist with job recruitment or placement. If you already have a Canadian employer, we can help with all the necessary immigration paperwork such as LMIA applications and work permits.

Yes, some programs like Express Entry (FSW or CEC) do not require a job offer. Our team will assess your eligibility and recommend the best pathway.

No. Imprint Immigration Services does not offer settlement services such as housing, airport pickup, or job support. Our role is limited to handling your immigration paperwork.

You can complete our Free Assessment Form. We will review your information and let you know if you meet the eligibility requirements for Canadian immigration programs. Click here.

Always ensure you are contacting us via our official website at www.imprintimmigration.com and through emails ending in @imprintimmigration.com. All retainers are signed only with Shirani Daniel.

We assist with: Express Entry and PNP Family Sponsorship Study and Work Permits Refugee and Asylum Claims PR Card Renewals and Citizenship Immigration Appeals and IRB Representation

Our office is located in Edmonton, Alberta. Appointments are available by booking only through our website. Both in-person and virtual consultations are available.

You can book a consultation directly through our official website: 🌐 www.imprintimmigration.com Choose a convenient time and provide basic information about your case. All appointments are handled by our licensed RCIC–IRB.

Yes. We offer assistance with: Visa reapplications after refusals Refusal reviews and strategy Appeals before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), including sponsorship appeals, residency obligation appeals, and refugee hearings

Yes. Imprint Immigration Services supports clients in making refugee claims within Canada, applying for pre-removal risk assessments (PRRA), and preparing for IRB hearings.

Yes. If an employer or sponsor is involved in your case, they may work with us to complete the required immigration documents. However, Imprint Immigration Services does not recruit or find jobs for candidates.

Yes. We work with clients worldwide via virtual consultations and secure document handling. You do not need to be in Canada to use our services.

Alberta immigration programs operate under the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). As of January 2026, some AAIP streams are paused or intake-controlled, while others remain open through targeted invitations or limited quotas. Availability depends on the specific stream, occupation, and provincial priorities at the time of application.

Yes, but not everyone can apply at all times. Alberta currently selects candidates based on labour market needs, occupation demand, and provincial priorities. Many applicants are invited through Express Entry–linked Alberta selections or employer-supported pathways when intakes are open.

In most cases, yes. Many Alberta pathways prioritize candidates who are working in Alberta or have a valid job offer from an Alberta employer. Some Express Entry–aligned selections may not require a job offer, but those invitations are limited and targeted.

International graduates may be eligible, but pathways for students are currently restricted and highly selective. Eligibility depends on factors such as: Field of study, Alberta employment in a qualifying occupation, Current AAIP stream availability. Graduates should not assume automatic eligibility and should seek professional assessment.

Alberta issues targeted invitations to Express Entry candidates who:

Have work experience in in-demand occupations

Are already working in Alberta

Have strong economic ties to the province

CRS cut-offs vary by draw, and lower CRS scores may still be invited when provincial priorities align.