Immigration consulting in north Edmonton
Clear steps for your next chapter in Canada
Plain-language guidance on study, work, family, citizenship and refugee matters, given in Vietnamese or English.
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Search the CICC public register(opens in a new tab)Programs
Eight routes, one page each
Choose a route to read who it is for, which papers matter and how we work through it.
Express Entry
The federal points system for skilled workers: how a profile is scored, and what follows an invitation.
- How your points add up
- Language and schooling records
- Invitation to filed application
Provincial Nominee Programs
Provincial streams that nominate newcomers for permanent residence, followed by a federal application.
- Finding a stream that suits you
- Employer and job conditions
- The two applications in sequence
Study Permits
Permission to study at a Canadian school, assembled from the offer and the records behind it.
- Offer and study plan
- Showing how costs are met
- Renewals and changing schools
Work Permits and LMIA
Matching a work permit to a job, whether open or tied to an employer, plus the employer's labour market assessment where one applies.
- Tied permits versus open ones
- The employer's assessment
- Renewals and spouse permits
Family Sponsorship
Bringing a close family member to Canada, and the commitments a sponsor takes on.
- Which relatives may be sponsored
- Records of the relationship
- Forms for both people
Visitor Visas and Super Visas
Temporary visits for family and tourism, plus the super visa for longer parent and grandparent stays.
- Visitor papers
- Conditions of the super visa
- The host's invitation
Citizenship
Becoming a Canadian citizen after meeting the residence requirement, including the test and interview.
- Counting your days in Canada
- The application and the test
- Evidence of language ability
Refugee and IRB Matters
Help with refugee claims and appeals, taken one stage at a time.
- What each stage involves
- Your account and the evidence
- Getting ready for a hearing
Our process
Four stages of the work
Select a step to read what it involves.
Tell your story however you like, in Vietnamese or English. We listen first and ask questions only where we need to.
We lay out the possible routes, what each one demands, and which ones are unlikely to fit.
Whether to proceed, and by which route, is for you alone to decide. We begin only when you say so.
We build the file with you, and each page reaches your hands before it goes out.
What clients say
Brief notes from past clients.
Each step was explained in Vietnamese before the English was written on the forms, so I always knew what I was signing.
H.N. · Edmonton, AB My papers were reviewed without hurry. If I could not answer something, they simply waited while I looked.
T.L. · St. Albert, AB I was told straight which parts they could handle and which belonged to someone else. That honesty earned my trust.
M.P. · Spruce Grove, AB Three generations of us had questions, and each of us received an answer. Afterward they sent a written list to keep.
K.D. · Fort Saskatchewan, AB
Each step was explained in Vietnamese before the English was written on the forms, so I always knew what I was signing.
H.N. · Edmonton, AB My papers were reviewed without hurry. If I could not answer something, they simply waited while I looked.
T.L. · St. Albert, AB I was told straight which parts they could handle and which belonged to someone else. That honesty earned my trust.
M.P. · Spruce Grove, AB Three generations of us had questions, and each of us received an answer. Afterward they sent a written list to keep.
K.D. · Fort Saskatchewan, AB
Tiếng Việt, tiếng Anh, hoặc cả hai
Quý vị có thể trao đổi bằng tiếng Việt. Xin gọi điện hoặc đặt lịch hẹn, chúng tôi sẽ bắt đầu bằng ngôn ngữ quý vị chọn.
Conversations can be in Vietnamese, in English or in both. Tell us your preference when you call or book.
Book a consultation(opens in a new tab)Questions people ask
Brief answers to what people ask most.
Phone us or pick a time through the booking page. Nothing needs to be prepared before the first talk.
A phone call, a video session or a face-to-face visit. A face-to-face meeting happens at the north Edmonton address and is booked beforehand.
Your passport information and a few lines on what you hope to achieve. If you hold letters, permits or refusal notices, have them close by.
Yes. You see each page ahead of time, and nothing is lodged until you approve.
Yes. Meetings can be in Vietnamese, in English, or a blend of both.
Government forms must be filled in English or French. Each line is explained to you in Vietnamese so you understand what your signature covers.
Visit by appointment
Meet in north Edmonton
We book each meeting in advance so nobody waits. It can be by phone, on video or in person.
13423 140 Ave NW, Edmonton, ABBy appointment
- PhoneWe ring you when it suits.
- VideoA video session from home.
- Visit by appointmentAt the north Edmonton address, booked beforehand.
Begin with a talk
Use the booking page or phone us, and we will work through your circumstances with you.