A licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is trained, certified, and authorized by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) to represent clients in immigration matters. An RCIC understands Canadian immigration law, application procedures, and government policy changes, ensuring your case is managed with professionalism and accuracy. Hiring a licensed consultant protects you from misinformation and fraud.

An RCIC can represent clients before Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for applications such as Express Entry, study permits, work permits, etc. An RCIC-IRB holds additional accreditation and is authorized to represent clients before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), including all four divisions: Refugee Protection Division (RPD) Immigration Division (ID) Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) This distinction is crucial if you're facing hearings, appeals, or complex legal proceedings. At MyWorld Immigration, we are proud to be RCIC-IRB certified—allowing us to provide full representation for clients before both IRCC and IRB.

We handle a full range of immigration services, including: Express Entry and PNP applications Spousal Sponsorships Study and Work Permits Visitor and Super Visas LMIA and Open Work Permits Refugee claims (IRB hearings) IAD Appeals (sponsorship refusals, removal orders) Humanitarian and Compassionate applications Procedural Fairness Letters and Judicial Reviews PR card renewals and Citizenship applications

The IRB is Canada’s largest independent administrative tribunal. It makes decisions on immigration and refugee matters, including refugee protection claims, admissibility hearings, detention reviews, and immigration appeals. RCIC-IRB consultants like us are legally authorized to represent you at these hearings.

We help clients prepare complete refugee protection claims, respond to hearing notices, gather supporting evidence, and prepare for oral hearings at the IRB. We also handle RAD (Refugee Appeal Division) appeals and PRRA (Pre-Removal Risk Assessments), ensuring your claim is fully supported at every step.

You can file an Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) appeal if you've received a sponsorship refusal (e.g., spousal, parental), a removal order, or a finding that you’ve failed to meet residency obligations. We assess your eligibility to appeal, prepare legal arguments, collect evidence, and represent you at your IAD hearing.

A Procedural Fairness Letter is a notice from IRCC that there may be concerns or inconsistencies in your application. This is your opportunity to respond and clarify before a negative decision is made. We help you craft detailed legal responses to protect your case.

This is a discretionary pathway for individuals who do not meet normal immigration requirements but have compelling personal circumstances. We build H&C cases based on establishment in Canada, family hardship, medical needs, and the best interests of children.

Yes. While RCICs cannot represent you directly in Federal Court, we can work closely with immigration lawyers to prepare supporting documents, case summaries, and factual records. We also guide clients through the legal steps leading up to judicial review.

Yes. We understand that refugee claims, appeals, and removal orders are time-sensitive. We offer expedited consultations, weekend availability, and emergency case handling for urgent matters.

Absolutely. We assist international students with admission to Canadian colleges and universities (Designated Learning Institutions). We provide support for program selection, admission documentation, SDS and non-SDS processing, financial proof guidance, and strong Study Permit applications that align with IRCC policies.

Yes. We offer expert assistance with Study Permit Extensions, PGWP applications, Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWP), and Visitor Record renewals. Our team ensures accurate submissions and compliance with IRCC rules to help you maintain legal status inside Canada.

Yes. We help Canadian employers file compliant LMIA applications for high-wage and low-wage positions. We manage job advertisement requirements, recruitment reports, and documentation to meet ESDC standards and facilitate the hiring of foreign workers.

Yes. We support clients globally in applying for Canadian immigration programs including Study Permits, Work Permits, Visitor Visas, Family Sponsorships, Express Entry, and PNPs. Our services are accessible remotely and designed to help individuals from any country begin their immigration journey.

At MyWorld Immigration, we specialize in a wide range of immigration services led by a licensed RCIC-IRB. Our focus areas include: Express Entry Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) Spousal Sponsorships and Family Class applications Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIA) Work Permits (Open Work Permits, PGWP, SOWP) Study Permits and international student admissions Visitor Visas, Super Visas, and extension services Refugee Claims, PRRA, and full IRB representation IAD appeals, sponsorship refusals, and removal orders Humanitarian & Compassionate (H&C) Applications and PFL responses PR Card renewals and Canadian Citizenship