When a consultation may be useful
A consultation may help when identifying realistic options, comparing programs, considering a business pathway, dealing with a job offer, preparing an application yourself, planning a refugee or humanitarian matter, reviewing a refusal, addressing information declared earlier or seeking a second opinion.
What happens before the consultation?
You will be asked for enough background to make the consultation useful. Depending on the matter, this may include status, immigration history, education, employment, family, previous applications, refusals, job offers, business experience, source of funds, claim documents, hearing dates and deadlines.
Relevant documents may also be requested where necessary to understand the issue.
What can come out of a consultation?
A consultation does not guarantee that an immigration option will be available. Its purpose is to make the next decision based on facts rather than assumptions.
- A clearer understanding of the rules that apply
- Options to explore further
- Issues to resolve
- Documents to obtain
- Risks to consider
- Practical next steps
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know which immigration program applies before I book?
No. Explain what you are trying to accomplish and provide the relevant background. Part of the consultation may be determining which program or issue should be assessed.
Can Trogon guarantee that my application will be approved?
No. Immigration and citizenship decisions are made by the responsible government authority. Trogon can provide professional advice and services but cannot guarantee an outcome.
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