1317 Halton Terrace, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
CCICCCanadian Capital Immigration Consulting Consortium
Ottawa, Ontario · Serving clients across Canada and abroad

Immigration policy is written in this city. Your file should be built here too.

CCICC is a Canadian immigration consultancy based in the National Capital Region. We give you an honest read on your options, build the application properly the first time, and stay with your file until IRCC decides.

Written retainer first

You see the fee schedule and scope of work before anything is filed.

One file, one consultant

The person who assesses your case is the one who carries it through.

Verifiable representation

Only licensed consultants, lawyers and notaries may charge a fee under IRPA.

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Only Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants, lawyers and Quebec notaries may charge a fee to represent you before IRCC — verify any representative before you pay.

A signed retainer and written fee schedule are in your hands before any work on your file begins.

We never guarantee an outcome, promise a job offer, or submit a document we haven't verified ourselves.

How a file moves

Five stages, in a fixed order

Most refusals trace back to something skipped in the first two stages, long before an officer ever opens the file. This is the order we work in.

01

Assessment

We go through age, education, language scores, work history and family ties against every stream you could realistically qualify for — federal and Ontario — not just the one you asked about.

02

Documentation

ECA, IELTS or CELPIP, proof of funds, employment reference letters written to IRCC's exact wording. Weak spots get fixed before filing, not explained away after a refusal.

03

Submission

Forms, submission letter and evidence go in as one consistent record, with your consultant named as your representative of record on file.

04

Processing

Biometrics, medicals, additional document requests and procedural fairness letters — answered on deadline, with you told what's happening and why.

05

Landing

Confirmation of permanent residence, SIN, Ontario health coverage, and a plain answer about what your next status milestone is.

What we handle

Federal and Ontario immigration programs

Permanent residence, temporary status, and family reunification — assessed against both the federal system and Ontario's own nomination program.

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Permanent residence

Express Entry

Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades, Canadian Experience Class and category-based draws.

How it works
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Provincial nomination

Ontario PNP (OINP)

Human Capital Priorities, Employer Job Offer, French-Speaking Skilled Worker and Graduate streams.

Ontario streams
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Temporary status

Study permits

Designated learning institutions, proof of funds, and a study plan that holds up to a visa officer's reading.

Studying in Canada
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Temporary status

Work permits & LMIA

Employer-specific and open work permits, LMIA applications, and post-graduation work permits.

Working in Canada
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Family

Family sponsorship

Spouse, common-law partner, dependent children, and parents and grandparents.

Sponsoring family
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Visits & appeals

Visitor visas & refusals

Temporary resident visas, the Super Visa, status restoration, and reapplication after a refusal.

Visiting Canada
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Business

Start-up & entrepreneur visas

Federal Start-up Visa and Ontario's entrepreneur streams, with the business plan requirements mapped early.

Business pathways
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Settlement

PR renewal & citizenship

PR card renewals, residency obligation questions, and citizenship once you meet physical presence.

Settlement & citizenship
Why representation matters

A consultant you can look up before you pay.

Under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, only three kinds of people may take a fee to represent you before IRCC: a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, a Canadian lawyer or paralegal in good standing, and a Quebec notary.

What a licensed consultant does for you
  • Regulated and insured.Licensed consultants carry mandatory professional liability insurance and answer to a formal complaints process.
  • Accountable in writing.A retainer agreement sets out the scope, the fee, and what happens if either side ends the engagement.
  • Named on your file.Form IMM 5476 puts your representative on record with IRCC, so correspondence about your case doesn't go missing.
  • Bound to tell you the truth.The Code of Professional Conduct prohibits guaranteeing results or misrepresenting your chances of success.
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Parliament Hill, Ottawa
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Downtown Ottawa
Where we are

Based in the National Capital Region.

We sit a short drive from the buildings where immigration policy is actually written, which means we track IRCC processing changes and Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program draws as they happen, not weeks later.

If you're outside Canada, none of that changes how we work with you. Consultations run by video call, documents move through secure channels, and the time difference is planned for rather than apologized for.

OINP stream

Human Capital Priorities

For candidates with a strong Express Entry profile who match Ontario's labour market needs.

OINP stream

Employer Job Offer

Foreign Worker, International Student and In-Demand Skills streams tied to a qualifying job offer.

OINP stream

French-Speaking Skilled Worker

For French-speaking or bilingual candidates with skilled work experience.

OINP stream

Entrepreneur Stream

For candidates establishing or purchasing a business that will operate in Ontario.

Common questions

Before you book

Do you guarantee my application will be approved?
No — only an IRCC officer decides an application. What we guarantee is that your file is complete, consistent and filed under the program that gives you the strongest case.
How much does it cost?
Professional fees depend on the program and are set out in a written retainer before any work starts. Government fees are paid separately, directly to IRCC or the relevant body.
All questions

Start with an honest assessment.

Tell us your age, education, language results, work history and family situation. We'll tell you which programs you qualify for today, which ones you could qualify for with work, and which ones aren't worth your money.