Licensed RCIC · Brampton & London, Ontario
Canada immigration, done properly.
Study, work, family, permanent residence and citizenship. Planned with you, step by step, by licensed immigration consultants.
Popular: PGWPExpress EntrySpousal sponsorshipStudy permitCitizenship
Where to?
Where do you want to go?
Pick the goal that fits. Each path shows who qualifies, what you need and how long it takes.
Find your route
I'm outside Canada and I want to study.
Live from IRCC
We read every draw, so you don't have to.
435
Minimum CRS in the latest Express Entry draw: French-language proficiency, 5,000 invitations on October 16, 2026.
| Date | Stream | CRS | Invited |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 16 | French-language proficiency | 435 | 5,000 |
| Oct 15 | Canadian Experience Class | 519 | 2,500 |
| Oct 13 | Provincial Nominee Program (via EE) | 772 | 752 |
| Oct 1 | Trade occupations | 476 | 3,500 |
| Sep 29 | Canadian Experience Class | 518 | 2,000 |
The CHK Standard
No shortcuts. No guarantees. Just solid strategy and strong evidence. We tell you what's strong, what needs work, and what should happen next.
Strategy first
We map your options against your facts and recommend what actually fits your profile, before a single form is filed.
Documentation excellence
Organized, officer-ready exhibits with honest disclosures and a clean narrative that is easy to assess.
Transparent guidance
Realistic expectations, clearly explained, including when we think you should not file yet.
Files built for scrutiny
Every submission is prepared the way IRCC expects to review it, and to stand up if it is questioned.
How we work
Four steps. No guesswork.
Talk
A consultation with a licensed RCIC. We look at your goals, history and options, honestly.
Plan
You get a clear path: which program, which documents, what it costs and how long it takes.
Prepare
We build and review your application line by line, so nothing is missing or inconsistent.
Submit
We file, track and answer IRCC for you, and tell you what happens next at each stage.
Guides
Rules change. We explain them.
Plain-language guides written by our consultants when policy moves.
Sponsoring an adopted child, orphaned relative or other relative: what IRCC Guide 5196 asks of the sponsor
Guide 5196 covers three narrow family-class doors: a child you adopt, an orphaned brother, sister, nephew, niece or grandchild under 18, and one relative of any age when you have no one else. What each door requires of you as the sponsor, and where files go wrong.
Immigrating to Canada as a French speaker: your options outside Quebec
Canada wants more French-speaking newcomers in the provinces and territories outside Quebec, and it has built real advantages for them: French-only Express Entry rounds, bonus CRS points, an LMIA-exempt work permit and a pilot for francophone communities. Here is how each one works and how to prove your French.
Mason v. Canada (2023 SCC 21): immigration decisions with harsh consequences must give stronger reasons
Two men faced deportation under a "security" ground for violence that had nothing to do with national security. The Supreme Court said the tribunal ignored their arguments, the consequences and international law, and set out the rule every high-stakes immigration decision now answers to.
Two offices in Ontario
Brampton
Suite 203, 6475 Mayfield Rd, Brampton, ON L6P 4N2
Monday to Friday, 10am - 6pm · Saturday, 11am - 5pm (by appointment only)
London
Suite 203, 555 Southdale Rd E, London, ON N6E 1A2
Monday to Friday, 10am - 6pm · Saturday, 11am - 4pm (by appointment only)
Let's plan your move.
Book a consultation, or send a few details and a licensed RCIC will reply with clear next steps. Fee-based consultation, priced up front.
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