We offer a full spectrum of immigration to Canada services, including full representation, consultation, and the review of the application for mistakes before submission.The time involved in these services is extensive. Though I have a team of assistants working with me, I always personally assess each case, personally communicate with each client and no application ever gets submitted to Immigration Canada without my thorough review. 

I am often contacted from all over the world by people who don’t understand why their self-submitted application was rejected. Many people ask for help correcting these mistakes, unfortunately, some of these mistakes cannot be corrected. Even simply overlooked mistakes on required immigration application forms can lead to your application being returned to you as incomplete. These mistakes can be corrected but you will lose a lot of time. There are other mistakes that lead to a refusal of your application. In some cases, these mistakes can be corrected by either re-applying or through the appeal process. Unfortunately, some mistakes cannot be corrected which means you cannot come or immigrate to Canada, for at least a number of years. And the truth is, it costs a lot of money and time to re-apply. Also, each time a new application is submitted, you are required to pay all government (Immigration Canada) fees.  

Although I would love to help as many people as possible achieve their dream of immigrating to Canada, there are just not enough hours in the day to help everyone, that is why I can only work 1:1 with a limited number of clients. There are also many people who cannot afford to pay full representation fees. But I would like to help them too.

I began to think about how I could help as many people as possible from making immigration application mistakes that could ruin their dreams and how could I help those who don’t have much money to pay expensive legal fees. After reviewing many self-submitted applications, I noticed a pattern of commonly made mistakes that could be easily avoided; changing those rejected applications into accepted ones.

That is how the idea of creating Do-it-Yourself Guides and Guiding You to Canada online membership was born.

I have put together detailed step-by-step guides on how I properly fill out, check, review, and submit immigration applications for my clients. I can now help many more people with my affordable Do-It-Yourself Canadian Immigration guides based on my successful experiences that have enabled me to help people achieve their dream of living in Canada.