Pathway assessment with a licensed RCIC
CRS Calculator Book ConsultationWe handle all streams – LMIA, exempt, open, and spousal.
LMIA Assessment Employer Services Call Now2,000+ LMIAs filed. Licensed recruitment in multi-province.
Employer Consultation LMIA Cost Estimator Call HGT TeamSpousal, dependent children, parents/grandparents — full sponsorship support.
Sponsorship Consultation Check EligibilityFull-time DLI study permits with PAL, SDS, and PGWP planning.
Study Permit Assessment Document ChecklistCitizenship applications, PR card renewals, and residency obligations.
Citizenship Consultation Check Residency DaysGCMS analysis, PFL response, IAD appeals — strict deadlines apply.
Urgent Case Review Book Refusal ReviewPFL deadlines are 15-30 days — act now.
Refugee, H&C, and visitor programs handled by licensed RCICs.
Check Eligibility Book a Case ReviewA licensed RCIC reviews your profile and tells you exactly which immigration programs fit your situation — at no cost.
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Read articleEvery case is different, but the steps to engage Always Canada Group follow the same simple flow. No surprises, no high-pressure sales.
Start with our online assessment or a 20-minute phone consultation. We will review your profile and tell you honestly: which programs you qualify for, what your realistic chances are, and what improvements would help most.
What you bring: nothing formal — just your background details and goals. We can do this entirely by phone or video.
If we are a good fit, we will have a deeper paid strategy session (typically CAD $300, credited toward your full retainer if you proceed) where we map out the specific pathway, document checklist, and timeline.
What you get: a written strategy document, retainer agreement, and document checklist.
We work with you to gather, review, and translate every required document. We catch the issues that cause refusals BEFORE you submit — wrong NOC codes, weak employment letters, missing financial documentation.
Timeline: typically 4-12 weeks depending on case complexity.
We prepare every form, every supporting letter, and submit your application through the appropriate IRCC, provincial, or ESDC portal. You see everything before it is submitted.
Your access: secure client portal where you can review forms, supporting documents, and submission confirmations.
Once filed, we monitor the case status and respond to any IRCC requests (additional documents, procedural fairness letters, GCMS-revealed concerns) on your behalf.
What you do: attend any required biometrics, medical exams, or interviews. We handle the paperwork.
Whether approval, refusal, or request for more information — we walk you through what it means and what to do next. If approved, we help with landing logistics and PR card application. If refused, we evaluate appeal/reapplication options.