Immigration Consultant in Canada
Licensed RCIC & IRB Representation
Secure Virtual Immigration Consultations Across Canada. Refugee Claims, IRB Hearings, Express Entry, Work Permits & Permanent Residence.
Imprint Immigration Services Inc. provides regulated Canadian immigration representation nationwide. Led by a Licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) in good standing with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), we are authorized to represent clients before Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), including refugee protection matters.
Consultations are conducted securely online, allowing clients across Canada to receive professional immigration guidance regardless of location.
Licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) – CICC regulated
Authorized representation before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), including refugee claims
Structured Case Assessment & Risk Analysis
Confidential Virtual Consultations Across Canada & Worldwide
If you are facing a hearing date, removal order, or time-sensitive deadline, early legal preparation is critical.
Paid consultations include structured case review, risk identification, and clear next-step guidance. Early booking is recommended for refugee and deadline-sensitive matters.
Schedule Your Consultation
Select a time in the calendar below to book a paid consultation with a Licensed RCIC.
Refugee Claims & IRB Representation Across Canada
Refugee protection claims and Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) proceedings are high-stakes legal matters with strict deadlines and serious consequences. Proper preparation of your narrative, documentation, and evidence is critical to the strength of your case.
As a Licensed RCIC authorized to represent clients before the IRB, Imprint Immigration Services Inc. provides structured refugee claim preparation and professional representation for clients across Canada through secure virtual consultations.
Inland Refugee Claim eligibility review.
IRB documentation preparation and evidence organization
Basis of Claim (BOC) form preparation and review
Representation at Refugee Protection Division (RPD) hearings.
Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) appeals where applicable
Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) guidance.
Ongoing file management and communication with authorities
Refugee timelines can be strict and procedural requirements complex. Early legal preparation helps ensure your narrative is properly structured, supporting documents are organized, and risks are identified before your IRB hearing or appeal. Errors or incomplete documentation can negatively impact credibility before the IRB.
If you have received a hearing notice, removal order, or negative decision, timely action is critical.
Virtual consultations available across Canada. All discussions are confidential and conducted by a licensed RCIC authorized for IRB representation.
Comprehensive Immigration Services Across Canada
Imprint Immigration Services Inc. provides structured Canadian immigration guidance to individuals, families, and employers across Canada. Applications are prepared with careful attention to eligibility requirements, documentation standards, admissibility considerations, and current federal and provincial program criteria.
Consultations are conducted securely online, allowing clients nationwide to receive licensed immigration representation regardless of location. We provide structured guidance prepared with careful attention to eligibility requirements and current federal and provincial program criteria.
Express Entry: Eligibility assessment, profile strategy, CRS improvement planning, and application support for Federal Skilled Worker, Canadian Experience Class, and Federal Skilled Trades programs.
Provincial Nominee Programs: Guidance for Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP), Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), British Columbia PNP (BC PNP), and other provincial streams where applicable.
Work Permits & LMIA – employer compliance support, Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) applications, employer-specific work permits, and open work permits applications.
Study Permits – admissibility review, proof of funds assessment, study plan preparation, and structured application support.
Family Sponsorship – spousal sponsorship, common-law, and dependent child sponsorship applications with detailed documentation review and eligibility verification.
Services are available to clients across Canada. Please note that Quebec operates its own immigration programs and regulatory framework. Representation for Quebec-specific immigration programs is not provided unless federal jurisdiction applies.
Each consultation includes a focused review of your goals, current immigration status (inside or outside Canada), potential risks, and the most appropriate pathways available under current Canadian immigration policy. Clear next-step guidance is provided before you proceed with any formal application.
Why Work With a Licensed RCIC
Canadian immigration law is regulated. A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) and must comply with strict professional, ethical, and competency standards.
Working with a licensed RCIC ensures your file is prepared and presented in accordance with current immigration regulations, procedural fairness requirements and documentation standards.
CICC-regulated professional listed on a public registry
Authorized to represent clients before IRCC and the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), where permitted
Clear written retainer agreements and defined scope of services
Compliance-focused preparation of forms, evidence, and submissions
Ongoing awareness of program changes, policy updates, and procedural requirements
Protection from unauthorized representatives who are not legally permitted to charge for immigration advice
During your consultation, you will receive structured explanations of your options, potential risks, documentation requirements, and realistic next steps. Immigration decisions can significantly impact your status and future in Canada. Professional guidance reduces avoidable errors and procedural risks.
Based in Edmonton – Serving Clients Across Canada
Imprint Immigration Services Inc. is headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta and serves clients across Canada through secure virtual consultations.
For clients located in Edmonton and surrounding Alberta communities, consultations may be available by appointment. For clients elsewhere in Canada, meetings are conducted online through secure video platforms.
Being based in Alberta also allows familiarity with the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) alongside federal immigration pathways.
Consultations are available to clients in Edmonton, elsewhere in Alberta, across Canada, and internationally through secure online meetings.
Edmonton-based, CICC-regulated RCIC
Virtual consultations available nationwide
Clear directions and meeting details provided upon booking.
Office Location – Edmonton, Alberta
Use the map below to view the office area in Edmonton. Full address and access details will be provided in your confirmation email after booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Licensed RCIC represent me before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB)?
Yes. A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) who is authorized under their CICC license may represent clients in certain proceedings before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), including refugee protection hearings and related matters, subject to regulatory scope and IRB rules.
Imprint Immigration Services Inc. provides authorized IRB representation for eligible refugee claims, including Basis of Claim (BOC) preparation, documentation organization, and hearing readiness.
Do you provide immigration services across Canada or only in Edmonton?
Imprint Immigration Services Inc. is headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta and provides immigration services to clients across Canada.
Consultations are available virtually nationwide through secure online meetings. For clients located in Edmonton or surrounding Alberta communities, in-person appointments may be available by request.
Please note that Quebec operates its own immigration programs and regulatory framework. Representation for Quebec-specific immigration programs is not provided unless federal jurisdiction applies.
How much does an immigration consultation cost?
The current consultation fee is $50 + GST. The consultation is a structured session where your situation is reviewed in detail, potential risks are identified, and appropriate immigration pathways are discussed.
If you decide to proceed with formal representation after the consultation, a written retainer agreement outlining the scope of services and professional fees will be provided for review and signature before any application work begins.
Consultation fees are separate from representation fees and ensure you receive clear, regulated immigration advice before making further decisions.
How long does a refugee claim take in Canada?
Processing timelines for refugee claims vary depending on factors such as your country of origin, case complexity, documentation, and IRB scheduling. Some cases move more quickly, while others may take longer.
During your consultation, we review the typical stages of the refugee process, key deadlines, and factors that may impact your timeline. No representative can guarantee outcomes or processing times.
What if my visa has expired or I am out of status?
If your status in Canada has expired or is about to expire, it is important to seek professional guidance promptly. In some situations, restoration of status may be available. In other cases, alternative legal options may need to be explored.
A consultation will assess your timeline, current circumstances, and potential risks before outlining available options.
Do you assist clients outside Canada?
Yes. Many immigration programs, including Express Entry, certain work permits, study permits, and family sponsorship, can be handled through secure virtual consultations and electronic document exchange.
Meeting details and preparation instructions are provided after booking.
Book Your Consultation With a Licensed Immigration Consultant
Whether you are pursuing Express Entry, a Provincial Nominee Program, work or study status, family sponsorship, or a refugee claim, a structured consultation allows you to review your situation with a Licensed RCIC before taking further steps.
Immigration matters can carry legal and status consequences. Early professional guidance helps identify risks, documentation gaps, and the most appropriate pathway under current Canadian immigration policy. If your visa has expired or you are out of status, or you need to file a Visitor Record Extension, early legal preparation is key.
Consultations are available virtually across Canada. In-person appointments may be available in Edmonton by request.
What Happens After You Book?
You receive immediate email confirmation. Payment is processed securely online. You receive meeting details/link for Virtual Consultation.
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