Canada has a proud tradition of protecting those fleeing persecution. As a licensed RCIC-IRB, we don't just prepare your paperwork — we stand with you and represent you at your hearing before the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
Detained, facing removal, or up against a hearing date? Call +1 (416) 826-6108 — IRB matters run on strict deadlines.
Most immigration consultants can only help you fill out forms. Appearing before the Immigration and Refugee Board requires a specialized RCIC-IRB licence from the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants — which means we can argue your case in the hearing room, not just outside it.
Hears and decides refugee protection claims made from within Canada or at a port of entry.
Hears appeals of RPD decisions. If your claim was refused, you may have a right to appeal.
Conducts admissibility hearings and detention reviews for people detained under Canada's immigration law.
Hears appeals from sponsorship refusals, removal orders and residency obligation decisions.
End-to-end support for individuals and families seeking protection in Canada — from the first claim through to permanent residence.
If you are in Canada and fear persecution in your home country, you may be eligible to make a refugee claim.
A refused claim is not always the end of the road. We assess your appeal options and act quickly on deadlines.
If you or a family member is detained by CBSA, representation at the Immigration Division is time-critical.
If you're facing removal from Canada, a PRRA assesses the risk you would face if returned to your home country.
H&C applications allow people to apply for permanent residence from within Canada based on humanitarian grounds.
Once recognized as a Convention refugee or person in need of protection, you can apply for permanent residence.
Canada offers protection to those who meet the definition of a Convention Refugee or a Person in Need of Protection.
Person outside their home country who fears persecution based on:
Person in Canada who would face the following if returned home:
Understanding the refugee claim process helps you prepare for each step of your journey to protection.
Submit your claim at a port of entry or an IRCC office in Canada
IRCC determines if your claim is eligible to be referred to the IRB
Gather evidence and prepare your Basis of Claim form with our help
We represent you before the Refugee Protection Division at your hearing
Receive the IRB's decision — and if refused, we assess your appeal options right away
This is the most important document in your refugee claim. It tells your story and explains why you fear returning to your country. We help you prepare a complete and compelling narrative that will hold up under questioning at your hearing.
Refugee claims, appeals and detention reviews all run on short, firm deadlines, and missing one can cost you your claim. Deadlines depend on where and how your claim was made — contact us as early as possible and we will confirm the timelines that apply to your case.
Everything you share with us is confidential and protected by our professional obligations as a CICC licensee. Speaking with us does not affect your immigration status, and we will tell you honestly whether we believe we can help.
Free, plain-language explanations of how the process works, with every figure linked to its government source.
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Book a confidential consultation with our licensed RCIC-IRB to discuss your situation, your hearing, and your options for protection in Canada. We serve claimants across Ontario and nationwide.