Regulated immigration consultant for Edmonton

No. We work with Edmonton clients entirely online: we are based in Canmore and available by video call and phone, at the same fixed fees as any other client. IRCC and AAIP applications are filed online, so nothing about your file depends on our address; what matters is the licence, which you can verify on the CICC register (RCIC #R706497).

The Dedicated Health Care Pathway, if you hold an Alberta job offer or current employment with Alberta Health Services, Covenant Health or another eligible employer and are registered or eligible for registration with your college. It has its own Dedicated Health Care Pathway draws, separate from the general Worker EOI draws, which is why it is the Edmonton nomination we file most. It covers a closed list of regulated professions (nurses, physicians and several allied health roles), so health care aides are not eligible: an aide (NOC 33102) goes through the Alberta Opportunity Stream, which needs CLB 7 in each skill for that occupation. Without a health employer, the Alberta Opportunity Stream is next.

Get the post-graduation work permit, take a job in your field at TEER 0 to 3 if you can, and plan the year: language test in the first months, an Express Entry profile once you have twelve months of skilled experience for the Canadian Experience Class, and an Alberta Worker EOI as soon as the Opportunity Stream criteria are met. The sequence decides whether the PGWP is long enough.

Yes. Edmonton's trades, construction, trucking and industrial-heartland employers file standard LMIAs; the 2024 tightening of the low-wage stream (a lower cap per worksite, shorter permits, refusals in higher-unemployment regions) affects low-wage roles such as food service and warehousing here. We prepare the employer's file and the worker's permit together and say at the start if a file will not clear the cap.

The same fixed-scope fees we charge everywhere: full file management or a lower-cost file review, in writing before we begin; see the fees page for the full list. You do not pay to talk it through first: a licensed RCIC reads every enquiry and replies by email, and if we can help, the consultation is free.

Usually, on housing: Edmonton's home prices and rents generally sit below Calgary's, and our moving to Edmonton guide has the current figures. Edmonton is colder and its job market leans public sector, health and trades. Both sit in the same AAIP streams on identical terms.

Catholic Social Services, the Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers and ASSIST Community Services provide free settlement, language and employment support; the Edmonton Public Library runs newcomer programs. We refer clients to them for settlement and keep the immigration file ourselves.

No, and the CICC prohibits promising outcomes. A licensed RCIC assesses eligibility honestly, chooses the strongest route and prepares a complete application. Anyone guaranteeing a result, in Edmonton or anywhere, is a reason to walk away.

Send us your details through the contact form, or call +1 (587) 857-3692. A licensed RCIC reads every enquiry and replies by email, usually within two business days, and if we can help, the consultation is free and by video call, so you never travel to the mountains.