Regulated Immigration Consultancy in Edmonton, Alberta

Immigration Consultant Edmonton

Looking for a licensed immigration consultant in Edmonton? Imprint Immigration Services is a regulated practice at 300-9006 132 Ave NW, led by Shirani Jenita Daniel, RCIC-IRB, licence R705794 with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). She advises and represents clients before Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and the Immigration and Refugee Board. Start with a 30-minute consultation, $50 + Tax, in person in Edmonton or by video.

Consultation between an immigration consultant and a client
RCIC-IRB Licence
CICC licence R705794, Class L3
Full IRB Authorization
RPD, RAD, IAD & ID representation
Edmonton-Based
Serving Alberta & all of Canada
In Person or by Video
Edmonton office, video across Alberta

Full-Service Immigration Consultancy

Every Major Immigration Pathway, Under One Roof

From first-time Express Entry profiles to complex refugee hearings and appeals, Imprint Immigration Services provides end-to-end support across the full range of Canadian immigration pathways.

Person checking a professional register on a laptop with a licence card beside it
Any consultant you pay must appear on the CICC public register. Shirani is listed under licence R705794.

Express Entry

CRS optimization, profile creation, ITA acceptance, and complete PR application preparation for FSWP, CEC, and FSTP.

Express Entry Details

Provincial Nominee Program

Alberta AAIP and all provincial streams. A nomination adds 600 CRS points through the Express Entry-linked stream.

PNP Details

Alberta PNP (AAIP)

Express Entry Stream, Opportunity Stream, Rural Renewal, Tourism & Hospitality, and Entrepreneur streams specific to Alberta.

AAIP Streams

Spousal Sponsorship

Spousal and partner sponsorship applications, with a separate review of temporary status and any available work-permit pathway.

Sponsorship Details

Study Permits

Study permit applications, renewals, and post-graduation pathways including PGWP and bridging open work permits.

Study Permit Details

Work Permits

Open work permits, employer-specific permits, LMIA guidance, IEC working holidays, and business visitor authorizations.

Work Permit Details

Refugee Claims & RPD

Full refugee hearing preparation and representation before the Refugee Protection Division (RPD). RCIC-IRB authorization required.

Refugee Claim Details

Help Inside Canada

Restoration of status, TRPs, H&C applications, PRRA, removal order appeals, and admissibility hearings for those already in Canada.

In-Canada Help

IRB Appeals

Refugee Appeal Division (RAD), Immigration Appeal Division (IAD), and Immigration Division (ID) representation. RCIC-IRB authorization required.

IRB Representation
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Regulated representation

Only a licensed representative can charge a fee to advise on immigration.

Shirani's licence can be checked on the CICC public register. Every file is handled under that licence and the College's code of professional conduct.

Why It Matters

Only Regulated Representatives Can Charge Fees for Immigration Advice

Under Canadian law, only authorized persons (registered lawyers, Notaries in Quebec, and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) registered with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants, or CICC) may provide immigration advice for a fee.

Check a paid representative's authorization before sharing documents or paying fees. Unauthorized advice can expose applicants to fraud and incorrect submissions. The consequences of inaccurate information depend on the circumstances and the applicable law. Verify any consultant you hire at the CICC public register.

Verify R705794 on CICC Register
RCIC-IRB Designation Class L3 licence issued by the CICC. Since July 1, 2023, only consultants with this class may practise before the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Written Retainer Agreement Fees, scope of work, and timelines are documented in a formal agreement before any service begins.
Accountable to the CICC Regulated practitioners are subject to CICC disciplinary processes and carry professional indemnity insurance.
Commissioner for Oaths Shirani is authorized to administer oaths and affirmations in Alberta.
Where we work

What an Edmonton consultation covers

The consultation is 30 minutes with Shirani Jenita Daniel, RCIC-IRB, CICC licence R705794, at 300-9006 132 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta T5E 0Y2, or by video. In that time she:

  • reviews your immigration history and current status
  • looks at which programs or next steps are worth exploring in your situation
  • explains what further work would involve and what it would cost, if you decide to go ahead
  • gives you clear next steps and honest answers about what may and may not apply

Bring your passport, your current permits or visas, any refusal letters or other letters from IRCC or the Immigration and Refugee Board, and a short timeline of your history in Canada. Write down the questions you want answered. If a letter or permit shows a deadline, mention it when you book. A consultation does not pause a government deadline.

If your application was refused, start with your options after a refusal. If your permit is close to expiry or has expired, read immigration help inside Canada. Clients in Calgary and elsewhere in Alberta meet by video; see consultations for Calgary clients. You can check any consultant's licence yourself with our guide to the CICC register. The consultation is a paid appointment; representation begins only under a separate written agreement.

You have read about a dozen programs and you are still not sure which one is yours.

A licensed RCIC-IRB reviews your situation and explains the options that may apply to it.

30 minutes with a licensed RCIC-IRB. $50 + Tax. No obligation to proceed.

This article is general information and is not immigration advice. Advice about your own situation comes from a consultation with Shirani Jenita Daniel, RCIC-IRB, CICC Licence R705794. Representation begins only once a retainer is signed.