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- Expert Legal Guidance
- Multilingual Support
- Personalized Service
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CANADIAN Citizenship
Immigration - Permanent Residency
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CANADIAN Citizenship - Immigration - Permanent Residency
How It Works?
Canada Welcomes New Immigrants!
With 80+ immigration programs, we’ll match you with the perfect pathway for your profile and goals.
Our mission & values
#1 Canadian Immigration Firm
We Make Visa Applications Simple
We collaborate with experienced and accredited immigration consultants, all of whom are registered with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC).
These professionals provide personalized assistance directly from their offices in Canada.
Our commitment is to put our clients first.
We focus on guiding you through the process of applying for the visa best suited to your needs while ensuring your application is completed and submitted accurately.
FAQ's
What is the first step in the Canadian immigration process?
The first step is an Eligibility Check, where we assess your qualifications and determine if you meet the basic requirements for immigration to Canada.
How do I know which immigration program is right for me?
After the eligibility check, we conduct a Program Assessment to identify the best immigration pathway tailored to your profile and goals.
Is professional consultation included in the process?
Yes, professional consultation is included, especially during the Application Submission step, to ensure your application is accurate and aligned with Canadian immigration requirements.
How long does the entire process take?
The timeline varies depending on the program you qualify for, the complexity of your case, and processing times. During the consultation, we’ll provide you with an estimated timeframe.
What are the benefits of immigrating to Canada?
- High standard of living
- Free public healthcare
- World-class education
- Work permit
- Social programs
- Pathway to Canadian citizenship
- Strong economy
- Business opportunities
What is an RCIC?
A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is your trusted guide in navigating the complexities of immigration and citizenship. These licensed professionals are authorized to assess your Visa application, provide personalized advice, and submit it on your behalf. As members of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CCIC), they adhere to the highest professional standards.
RCICs are seasoned experts who simplify the intricate immigration process, ensuring you have a clear and efficient path forward. At unitedfis.com, our team includes three dedicated RCICs ready to support you every step of the way toward achieving your immigration goals.
What is Express Entry?
Launched in 2015, Express Entry is a fast-track system designed to help skilled workers apply for permanent residency in Canada. Through this program, applicants enter a pool of candidates and are evaluated based on factors like qualifications, work experience, age, and more. Each candidate receives a score, and the highest-ranking individuals may be invited to apply for permanent residency, often with opportunities supported by prospective employers. Express Entry streamlines the process, making it an efficient pathway for talented individuals to start a new chapter in Canada.
What is a Permanent Resident?
A permanent resident is someone granted permanent resident status in Canada but remains a citizen of another country. While they enjoy many of the same rights and responsibilities as Canadian citizens, they do not hold Canadian citizenship.
Refugees can achieve permanent resident status through programs like the Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program or the Government-Assisted Refugee Program. However, claiming refugee status alone doesn’t guarantee permanent residency. The claim must first be approved by the Immigration and Refugee Board, after which the individual can apply for permanent residency.
It’s important to note that international students and foreign workers in Canada are not considered permanent residents.