Canadian Immigration Consultants You Won’t Find in the U.S. — And How to Use Them Right

If you’ve studied or worked in the U.S., you know how hard it is to get reliable immigration advice. Outside of lawyers, there’s almost no one who can legally prepare your immigration documents.

Canada, however, has RCICs (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants).These professionals are officially registered with the Canadian government and can help you safely navigate PR, work permits, student visas, and more.

What is an RCIC?

• Officially registered professional with the Canadian government

• Supports document preparation, strategy consultation, PR, work permits, student visas, etc.

• Bound by regulations and legal client protection measures

Working with an RCIC helps you avoid mistakes, illegal practices, or risks of denial.

Beware of Ghost or Unregistered Consultants

• Ads promising cheap document preparation are often illegal

• Always verify the RCIC registration number

• Be cautious of anyone guaranteeing approval or making unrealistic promises

How to Work with a Good Consultant

• Check if the consultant reviews documents personally→ The more “minions” (staff) a consultant has, the less they personally review your file

• Check experience, expertise, and reviews/recommendations

• Make sure consultations give realistic guidance and avoid overpromising

Conclusion

If you’re in the U.S., considering a Canadian Plan B means starting with a legal, trustworthy consultant. Only those who act fast can seize opportunities in a competitive immigration landscape.

Please contact Tulla Immigration to navigate your way, with us.