Alejandro Gonzalez (RCIC-IRB) is the Managing RCIC-IRB. He represents clients at the Immigration and Refugee Board including refugee protection claims and appeals; along with Study and Work Permits, Temporary Resident Visas, Working Holidays Visas, Canadian Citizenship, Express Entry, PRRA
Step 1
See If You Qualify (Case Evaluation)
Mr. Alejandro evaluates the strength of your profile to see if you qualify for our services. If you meet the requirements, you’ll move to the next step
Step 2
Documentation Support
Once qualified, we will start gathering your documents, filling out forms, secure supporting documents, etc
Step 3
Visa Application Submission
We prepare and submit your visa application on your behalf as your authorized representative to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)
Step 4
Case Tracking
We will monitor your file for processing milestones, notices for biometrics, interview dates, if any. We’ll explain any timeframes or deadlines that apply to your case
Step 5
Pre-Arrival Services
For those with permanent residence approved, we help them to access pre-arrival services to prepare for their move and adapt successfully to life in Canada
Step 6
Settlement in Canada
We continue working with you, If you wish to obtain permanent residence or Canadian citizenship
How our Licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB), can help?
Alejandro Gonzalez is a licensed immigration consultant in good standing with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). His experience helps you understand your options, choose the best temporary visa or immigration program, achieve you citizenship, or handle your refugee claim and represent you before IRB
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We assist individuals and families with a diverse range of immigration matters, from study permits for students attending Canadian institutions to work permits. Alejandro, supports all categories of permanent residence, PR card renewals, PRRA and citizenship applications. When applications are delayed or refused, we also represent clients before the Immigration and Refugee Board
What Our Clients Say
How does the Case Evaluation works?
Prior to accepting a client or providing a customized fee estimate, we require an initial consultation (case evaluation). Our case evaluation includes, an objective, preliminary assessment of the likelihood of success of your case. An explanation of your immigration options within the legal framework, including the relative advantages/disadvantages and potential risks of each proposed option and how long each option may take. When it comes to money, an estimation of costs associated with legal representation, government and filing fees.
This consultation allows us:
Evaluate your circumstances
Confirm that your immigration objectives fall within our scope of expertise and retain us as your representative before Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada or Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.