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You need approval of your business proposal from a Designated Agency and secure funding from them.

1) Yes, you can register a company and get yourself a work permit under the IMP C11 LMIA exemption code Program. You have to prove that your new business brings significant benefit to the Canadian Economy. 2) Alternatively, Many provinces have a International Graduate Entrepreneur Nominee...

1) The rules are public. 2) The course material is available publicly. 3) To become a RCIC is not a simple "read the course materials and answer the exam". You have to be trained in the application of the immigration law as it pertains to a certain scenario. You are taught mock scenario drills...

Consultants are familiar with immigration laws and can help you prepare a professional application which can make a difference between getting an approval or a rejection !

You can file a complaint to the CICC by going to this website: Complaint form FAQ - ICCRC | CRCIC - Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (iccrc-crcic.ca) I would suggest you read that webpage thoroughly before deciding to file a complaint. You should first try resolve and get...

If you provided fraudulent documents or tried to hide some important facts that could constitute misrepresentation, the RCIC can withdraw and the fees will not be refundable. Any unused fees will be refunded. You can also file an official complain, but then you will have disclose everything from...

You will need to look up the terms and conditions in your retainer agreement. You retainer agreement will have a clause and provide you a detail procedure on what to do if you want to file a complaint against the RCIC. In normal cases, if you cant reach a resolution within 30 days with a RCIC...

Some of the advise given above is not completely accurate. Let me explain the difference. You can think of a Lawyer as a jack of all trades. They do not specifically study Immigration Law in school, they may touch some aspects and areas of it. Nevertheless they are approved to offer...

You will have to add her to your application. IELTS and ECA is not a requirement for her if you are the principal applicant. She will get zero on those areas in the CRS. Do you have a Job offer or PNP. May I ask how many points you are accumulating?

This is what happens when you try to do DIY ! Although there are no requirements, adding your spouse's IELTS score and her WES assessment will increase the overall points of your application and you should have added your wife in the very first place. Not declaring your spouse constitutes...

Processing times have been out of whack due to COVID. Luckily, the restrictions are coming off and there should be some expedition in the processing times.

There is not one category in ICT. There are several and it depends on which category you are going for. Without taking a detail look at the case and the employer portfolio, it will be difficult to answer this question.

There are no such requirements. Your confusing with LMIA advertisement. Intra-Company Transfer does not need LMIA or advertisement. You can advertise the job wherever you like or you dont like. The candidate has to meet certain eligibility criteria and as well as the business. Good Luck !

Yes, Photography is a cultural activity and can be qualified for the Self-Employed Category. It will take detail study of the case, instead of just shooting a " yes" and "no" answer, but vaguely, if you have a good portfolio and we can prove that you can becomes a successful self-employed...