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Canadian Immigration Consultation in Vancouver
Speak with Ansari Immigration about your Canadian immigration options before you choose your next step. During your consultation, we review your situation, identify possible pathways, and explain the documents, risks, and timing you should consider.
Consultation Fee and Format
All consultations are paid consultations. The fee is a flat $80 for a 30-minute phone consultation, and payment is collected at the time of booking.
If you decide to retain Ansari Immigration for a full application service after your consultation, the $80 consultation fee can be credited toward your future service fee.
Most consultations are conducted over the phone. If you prefer an in-person consultation, please request this by email before booking so we can confirm availability.
Rescheduling and Cancellation Policy
You may reschedule your consultation if you email us at least 6 hours before the scheduled start time.
Consultations cannot be cancelled, refunded, or rescheduled with less than 6 hours’ notice.
What We Can Discuss During Your Consultation
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Permanent residence planning
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Study permits and extensions
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Work permits and LMIA questions
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Visitor visas, super visas, and TRPs
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Family sponsorship
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Previous refusals or status concerns
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Employer immigration support
What to Prepare Before Booking
To make the consultation more useful, bring details about your current status, immigration history, education, work experience, family situation, previous refusals, deadlines, and any documents you have already received from IRCC or another authority.
What You Can Expect
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A focused review of your situation
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Clear explanation of possible immigration options
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Practical next steps
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Discussion of risks or missing information
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Guidance on whether a full application service may be appropriate
Not Sure Which Service You Need?
That is exactly what the consultation is for. We can help you understand whether your situation is better suited for temporary residence, permanent residence, employer support, family sponsorship, or a more complex case strategy.