Many applicants prepare their own Express Entry profile, study permit, or sponsorship application — and that's entirely your right. A document review catches the errors that cause refusals or Procedural Fairness Letters, before you submit, not after.
Most refusals don't come from being ineligible — they come from preventable errors in how the eligible application was presented.
Send us your completed (or near-complete) application and supporting documents, in whatever format you have them.
A licensed RCIC reviews every section against current IRCC requirements and flags anything that could cause delay, refusal, or a Procedural Fairness Letter.
You receive itemized notes on what to fix, plus a consultation call to walk through anything that needs more context.
Make the changes yourself, or ask us to take over full representation from there — entirely your call.
Not automatically. A document review is exactly that — a review. If you want us to take over full representation with IRCC afterward, we can discuss that separately.
We always recommend a review before submission for this reason — once an application is in IRCC's system, fixing errors is much harder and can mean withdrawing and starting over. If you've already submitted, tell us right away so we can assess your options.
Yes — this is common. We review the refusal letter and your original application together to understand what went wrong before you reapply or appeal.
We focus on the programs we work in regularly — Express Entry, BC PNP, study and work permits, family sponsorship, and citizenship. Tell us your situation and we'll be upfront if it's outside our scope.
A free consultation, no obligation — just a clear, honest read on your options.
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