Booking
Book your consultation
A consultation is a working session: we review your situation, explain your realistic options, list the documents each option needs, and quote any further fees in writing - before you commit to anything.
Omax Immigration Inc. — licensed Canadian immigration consultancy in Surrey, Canada.
Five steps, no surprises
Fees are shown on the booking calendar before you confirm. No outcome is ever promised - that is both our policy and the regulator's expectation.
Choose your plan
Pick the 20-minute Express Strategy Session or the 40-minute Comprehensive In-Depth Audit - both show duration and price before you commit.
Complete the short intake
Tell us your consultation topic and accept the Initial Consultation Agreement - a requirement before a paid consultation can be booked.
Pick a time on the calendar
Our Cal.com calendar shows real availability. Every booking is reviewed and confirmed by our team before it is final.
Pay using the instructions you're shown
Right after you request a slot, the page shows your Booking ID and the payment method for your region - Interac e-Transfer in Canada, or an email request for international details.
Get confirmed, then complete the assessment
Mrs. Arora verifies your payment and confirms the booking. Cal.com emails you the confirmation, and the linked assessment form opens with your Booking ID.
- Confidential - Your documents and case details stay private.
- No intermediaries - Your session is with a regulated consultant, not a reseller.
- Fees in writing - The fee is shown before you confirm, and further fees are quoted in writing.
What to have ready for your consultation
You do not need all of this to book - but having it nearby makes your session far more productive.
Identity documents
- Passports for you and any family members included in the application
- National ID, birth certificate, and marriage/divorce certificates where relevant
Education & work history
- Transcripts, diplomas, or degrees (and your ECA report, if you already have one)
- Reference letters or employment records summarizing your job titles, duties, and dates
- Language test results (IELTS, CELPIP, TEF), if you have taken them
Prior immigration history
- Any previous Canadian visas, permits, or refugee documents
- Copies of refusal letters and the notes IRCC provided, if your application was refused
- Any matters currently before IRCC or the IRB, with reference numbers
Financial snapshot
- Recent bank statements or proof of funds
- For Super Visa hosts: proof of income meeting the minimum necessary income
- For work matters: the job offer letter and employment contract