Hiring an RCIC ensures your immigration application is handled by a licensed professional authorized by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). We understand Canadian immigration law, program eligibility, and legal documentation. A licensed immigration consultant can help avoid costly errors and improve your chances of success with applications such as Express Entry, Spousal Sponsorships, Visitor Visas, Work Permits, and more.

An RCIC is authorized to submit applications to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), including PR, Study Permits, LMIAs, and Sponsorships. An RCIC-IRB is a specially certified consultant authorized to appear before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB). This includes legal representation in refugee claims (RPD), appeals (RAD and IAD), and admissibility hearings (ID). We at Career Wings Immigration are proud RCIC-IRB license holders.

Career Wings Immigration provides full-service immigration support, including: Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) applications Spousal Sponsorships and Family Class applications LMIA and employer-specific Work Permits Visitor Visas and Super Visas Study Permits, PGWP, and college admissions for international students Refugee Claims, PRRA, and IRB hearings IAD Appeals for removal orders or sponsorship refusals H&C Applications, PFL Responses, and Judicial Review preparation PR Card renewals and Citizenship applications

The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) is an independent tribunal that handles refugee protection claims, immigration appeals, and hearings. An RCIC-IRB can legally represent clients in all divisions: Refugee Protection Division (RPD), Refugee Appeal Division (RAD), Immigration Division (ID), and Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). Our RCIC-IRB consultants guide clients through all stages of the hearing process.

Yes. We prepare and submit refugee claims, assist with hearing preparation, country condition research, and legal documentation. We represent clients before the IRB for RPD hearings and also file appeals with the RAD or assist with PRRA applications when needed. We ensure refugee claimants are fully informed and supported throughout.

Yes, through the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). If you’ve received a spousal or parental sponsorship refusal, a removal order, or a finding of non-compliance with residency obligations, we can represent you in filing an appeal. We gather evidence, prepare legal submissions, and advocate for your rights at the IAD.

A Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) is issued when IRCC has concerns about your application (e.g., misrepresentation or inadmissibility). It is your legal right to respond before a decision is made. We assist in drafting strong, legally sound responses that clarify facts and support your immigration goals.

H&C applications are for individuals who do not qualify under standard immigration categories but face exceptional hardship. We submit detailed, compassionate legal arguments based on best interests of children, establishment in Canada, medical needs, and family ties. These are complex but winnable with strong representation.

While RCICs cannot represent clients in Federal Court directly, we collaborate with immigration lawyers to prepare timelines, supporting documents, and case files for judicial reviews. We also guide clients through pre-judicial steps including reconsideration requests and IRB-level appeals.

Yes. We prioritize time-sensitive matters like refugee hearings, detention reviews, removal orders, and H&C deadlines. We offer emergency consultations, weekend support, and fast turnaround for urgent immigration legal needs.

Absolutely. We assist international students in securing admission to Canadian Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs), including public colleges and universities. We guide students in program selection, admission documentation, and preparing strong Study Permit applications that align with IRCC requirements. We also advise on SDS and non-SDS streams, financial documentation, and future PR pathways.

Yes. We provide expert services for in-Canada extension applications, including Study Permit Extensions, Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP), Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWP), and Visitor Record extensions. Our consultants ensure timely submissions, strong supporting documents, and compliance with IRCC and immigration policy requirements to help you maintain legal status in Canada.

Yes. We work closely with Canadian employers to prepare and submit LMIA applications under both high-wage and low-wage streams. We ensure that all recruitment efforts, job advertisements, and compliance documentation meet Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) standards. A valid LMIA allows employers to hire foreign workers for positions that are difficult to fill locally.

Yes, absolutely. Career Wings Immigration proudly assists clients from all over the world. Whether you are applying for a Study Permit, Work Permit, Visitor Visa, Spousal Sponsorship, or preparing a Permanent Residence application through Express Entry or a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), our licensed RCIC and RCIC-IRB professionals can guide you through every step remotely. We support international students, skilled workers, families, and employers with accurate, timely, and strategic immigration solutions — no matter where you're located.

At Career Wings Immigration, our expertise spans the full spectrum of Canadian immigration services. We are led by a licensed RCIC-IRB consultant with the legal authority to represent clients before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB). Our key areas of specialization include: Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) Spousal and Family Sponsorships Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIA) for employers and job seekers Work Permits, including Open Work Permits, Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP), and Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWP) Study Permits and international student admissions to Canadian colleges and universities Visitor Visas, Super Visas, and Visa Extensions inside Canada Refugee Claims, PRRA, and legal representation at IRB hearings Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) appeals, including removal orders and sponsorship refusals Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) Applications, Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) responses, and Judicial Review preparation PR Card renewals and Canadian Citizenship applications