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Here is your Path to Clarity

When you submit your inquiry through the contact form. I personally review every message. No bots, no call centers. Your situation gets immediate, expert attention.

3. We Choose the Right Consultation

From Inquiry to Confident Next Steps

You shouldn’t have to guess what happens next. Here’s the simple, transparent process we follow to get you the clear, actionable advice you need.

2. We Connect — Fast, Focused Reply

You’ll receive a personal reply within one business day. I’ll ask a few targeted questions so our conversation is focused and efficient from the start.

Depending on your needs, we’ll select one of two options:

• Free 15-Minute Clarity Call: For quick questions or seeing if we’re the right fit.

• Comprehensive Paid Consultation: For a full case review, document analysis, and detailed strategy plan.

During the consultation, I focus on answers, not guesses. You’ll understand your options, potential risks, and receive a written outline of next steps you can use immediately.

4. You Receive a Clear Action Plan

5. Clarity Before Commitment

If you choose to proceed, you’ll receive a transparent agreement with clear timelines, checklists, and honest guidance. No surprises, no hidden fees! Just clarity.

“Mehdi guided me through PR and work permit issues with clear steps. I would not hesitate to recommend him.”
— Andrew J., 5-Star Client Review, 2022

There is no single path that fits everyone. Canada offers several immigration programs such as Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), Family Sponsorship, and Humanitarian or Refugee pathways.
If you have skilled work experience, strong language results, and education credentials, Express Entry may be your best route. If you already live in Canada or have a Canadian employer, you might qualify for a PNP or an employer-driven stream

Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner to become a permanent resident.
You must prove your relationship is genuine and not for immigration purposes. Provide evidence such as shared finances, photos, messages, and visits. Processing usually takes 8 to 12 months.

Tip: Be honest, organized, and include a detailed relationship timeline. Consistency matters more than volume of evidence.

If your permit is expiring soon, you can:

• Apply for an extension before it expires.

• Switch to another status (for example, from student to worker).

• Apply for permanent residence if you qualify under Express Entry, PNP, or other categories.

If your status has already expired, you may still be able to restore your status within 90 days.

Tip: Never let your status lapse. Apply early and keep proof of submission for implied status.

Refusals happen for many reasons, including incomplete documents, weak explanations, or unclear travel history.
You can request your GCMS notes to see the officer’s reasoning. Then, you can decide whether to reapply, appeal, or request reconsideration depending on the case.

Tip: Address the specific concerns from the refusal. A stronger and clearer second application often succeeds.

IRCC processing times vary by program and can change monthly. Delays are usually caused by high application volumes, missing information, or additional background checks.
You can check current estimates on the IRCC website, but remember they are averages, not guarantees.

Tip: A complete and well-organized application moves faster. Keep your contact information and documents up to date while waiting.