Why Choose an RCIC?

Updated: July 3rd, 2024

A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is a licensed professional whose expertise is in handling cases of people who wish to immigrate to Canada. This role requires them to be knowledgeable and stay up to date on the different requirements, guidelines, and programs, and they have to repeat specific proficiency courses every year to maintain their license.

By choosing an RCIC, you are ensuring that you are partnering up with a professional who will be able to guide and advise you through each step of the way in your immigration process. This will further guarantee that you will be able to avoid common mistakes and hand in your request correctly with the IRCC.

Working With An RCIC While Partnering With UIS Canada

At UIS Canada, we collaborate with a team of RCICs who oversee and handle every case, ensuring seamless and professional care. Working together guarantees our ability to provide our clients with the best service and a stress-free process from start to finish. Every detail in your immigration profile will be thoroughly examined by a highly-trained and qualified professional, so rest assured that your immigration journey will be in good hands.

While you could start an immigration process on your own, we encourage you to explore the possibility of receiving professional assistance and guidance. Contact our immigration experts today for a professional consultation about your plans.

FAQ

What is the pool?
To be included in the pool you must qualify for one of the specific immigration programs listed under Express Entry. You must also score a minimum of 67 points on your immigration profile. Points are awarded for educational and professional qualifications, work experience, age, language ability, and more. The Canadian government selects the most suitable candidates from the pool and issues them with an official invitation (known as ITA) to become Canadian residents.
How many points do I need to get selected?
The Express Entry system uses what it called the Comprehensive Ranking System, a formula that takes into account your education, skills and experience, those of your husband/wife or partner, and whether you have a specific job offer. These factors go to build up your score out of a possible maximum of 1200. As mentioned, the higher the points you score, the greater the possibility to be selected from the pool.
How long does it take to move to Canada?
The idea of starting a new life in Canada is very exciting. But please be prepared that getting selected for an immigration program takes time. This is why the Express Entry program is extremely popular - the Canadian government aims to select candidates within 6 months. Time may significantly vary between immigration programs; the individual process of each program, government policies, the complexity of your case, and more, may affect the time it would take you to move to Canada.
Are there any goverment fees?
Like many other countries worldwide the Canadian government charges fees for the processing of immigration entries. Depending on the specific program you entered, the size and age of your family, and more – you may need a few hundred to several thousand Canadian dollars. Please note that all government fees are non-refundable. This is one of many reasons you should prepare well for your immigration process, gain as much knowledge as you can, and if possible, seek help from professionals in this field.

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