Immigration consultant in Winnipeg

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   Tell us about your situation

   Send a short message through the contact form or call the office. A licensed consultant reads every enquiry and replies within one to two business days.

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   Book a paid consultation

   If a consultation makes sense, we email you a secure payment link. Once it is paid you receive a private link to choose a time.

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   Meet in Winnipeg or by video

   Come to the office in south-west Winnipeg, or meet by video from anywhere in Canada or abroad. We go through your options and tell you plainly which ones are realistic.

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   Decide how to proceed

   You can apply on your own with the plan from the consultation, or retain us to prepare and submit the application and deal with IRCC or the province on your behalf.

See the full Manitoba nominee guide or the province's own site, immigratemanitoba.com.

• IRCC: find free newcomer services near you
• Manitoba Health: registering for a health card
• Manitoba Start: newcomer employment and settlement
• Immigrant Centre Manitoba

These organisations are free and independent of us. IRCC explains who may represent you on its representatives page.

Do I need an immigration consultant to apply?

No. You can apply to IRCC or to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program yourself, and your application is not treated differently because you used a representative. People hire a consultant to avoid mistakes in eligibility, documents and timing, or when their situation is complicated.

How do I check that a Winnipeg immigration consultant is licensed?

Search the public register of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). Only CICC licensees, lawyers and paralegals licensed by a Canadian law society, and Quebec notaries may charge you for immigration advice. Anyone else who charges a fee is an unauthorised representative, and IRCC can refuse an application they prepared.

Do you only help people who live in Winnipeg?

No. The office is in Winnipeg, and many consultations happen by video, with clients across Canada and in other countries.

Can a consultant guarantee my application will be approved?

No one can. Decisions are made by IRCC and the provinces. A licensed consultant who promises approval, a job offer or a nomination is breaking the CICC code of conduct.

Can you help with the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program?

Yes. We advise on which MPNP stream fits, whether you have a strong enough connection to Manitoba, and how to prepare the expression of interest and the application once you are invited.