Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant

A licensed consultant assesses your eligibility, explains application options, reviews supporting evidence and can act as your authorized representative within their licensed scope. At RA Migration, advice is led by Rami Khattouf, RCIC #R531957. Verify a consultant's status and licence class through the CICC Public Register.

Your file is prepared and represented by Rami Khattouf, RCIC #R531957, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant in good standing with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), supported by our case management team. You always know who is responsible for your application.

The appropriate route depends on your eligibility and goals. Options may include Express Entry, provincial nomination or family sponsorship. Studying in Canada does not guarantee permanent residence. An assessment considers your education, language results, work history, current status and family ties against the applicable program rules.

Processing varies by application type and individual circumstances. Check IRCC's current processing-time tool for your application category. We help organize complete submissions and respond to requests, but a representative cannot control the government's processing time.

Yes. Almost all applications are submitted to IRCC online, so you can complete the entire process from your home country. We work with clients in more than 25 countries by video consultation and secure document sharing, with service in English and Arabic.

We review your situation, education, work history, language ability and family ties, then explain which programs fit, what your realistic chances look like and what the next step costs. You leave with a clear picture, whether or not you continue with us.

No, and you should be cautious of anyone who says otherwise. Only IRCC decides applications, and guaranteed-approval promises violate the rules consultants are regulated under. What we do guarantee is honest advice about your chances and a file prepared carefully and completely by a licensed RCIC.

Keep your refusal letter and note any deadlines. The available response depends on the decision, your circumstances and the evidence. We can assess application and IRB options within our authorized scope. If you need advice about a Federal Court judicial review, contact a licensed immigration lawyer promptly. See our lawyer-versus-consultant guide to understand the difference.

A consultation is 40 minutes for $99 CAD plus applicable tax. Full application representation is quoted separately in a written service agreement. You can review our fees and scope, book a consultation or begin with a free eligibility assessment.

Our office is at 4145 North Service Road, Suite 200, Burlington, Ontario. We also provide online consultations across Ontario and Canada, including Toronto, Mississauga and Hamilton. Service is available in English and Arabic.

Both can help with immigration applications within their professional scope. A consultant's licence class determines whether they can practise before the Immigration and Refugee Board. Federal Court legal advice and representation require a lawyer. Compare licences, scope and fees before hiring.