Canadian immigration practice areas
Five core practice areas. Every stream is assessed, prepared, and submitted under the supervision of a regulated consultant - with eligibility, a documents checklist, and a step-by-step timeline published on its own page.
Omax Immigration Inc. — licensed Canadian immigration consultancy in Surrey, Canada.
Filter by practice area to see what each stream actually turns on. Not sure which one applies? A consultation is the fastest way to find out - you leave with a clear recommendation and a document plan.
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Regulatory protection
In Canadian immigration, who represents you affects what protections you actually have. Here is the difference, in plain terms — check any representative's standing on the CICC Public Register before you pay anyone.
An RCIC or lawyer authorized under IRPA section 91
Anyone can check a consultant's standing — including ours — on the CICC Public Register before paying anyone.
Overseas brokers and intermediaries without Canadian authorization
We have no offices outside Canada — we are a licensed consultancy based in British Columbia, Canada.
Strategy questions we are asked most often, answered the way we would answer them in a consultation.
Often, yes. Canadian law expressly contemplates dual intent: you can apply for a temporary resident visa or permit while also intending to seek permanent residence, provided your temporary application is genuine on its own terms and you can show you would leave if your status ended. What we check is whether the streams support or undermine each other on your facts — for example, how a study or work application sets up a later Express Entry profile.
You usually cannot tell from a checklist alone, because streams depend on facts that interact: your work experience and its classification, language results, education credentials, funds, family ties, and any prior refusals. A consultation is where we test those facts against the program requirements and tell you which streams are realistically available now — including when the honest answer is that a different stream, or waiting, is the stronger path.
Yes, and planning around a single snapshot of them is a mistake. IRCC publishes current processing times per application type, and its annual Immigration Levels Plan sets intake targets that shift cut-offs and queues. We work from the requirements that apply to your application and tell you where timing is genuinely uncertain rather than quoting a number that will go stale.
Omax Immigration Inc. — British Columbia, Canada
Book a consultation and get a clear, honest assessment of your options, the documents involved, and the realistic timelines — before you commit to anything.
