Why to hire RCIC member?

22 Feb Why to hire RCIC member?

It becomes Savvy Immigration Services’ duty to make clients aware the fraudulent services that exist today. Guiding our clients and help them to reach their destination, considering law and rules are our jobs.

Why to hire RCIC member?

To reduce & cut down clients being cheated, from October 28/2011 ICCRC- Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council was introduced to use Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs). ICCRC acts as a mediatory body authorized to deal with CIC (Citizenship & Immigration Canada) through RCICs for all kinds of Visa/PR in Canada hence protecting the consumers of immigration services and ensure the professional conduct of members.

Only Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants i.e. RCICs are authorized to file immigration applications as they are members of the ICCRC i.e. Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council.

Director of Savvy Immigration Services Ms Harpreet Kaur Grewal is Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, an active member of ICCRC. Being member of ICCRC, she perform her duties of providing advice, consultation and representation services in regards to the applications made to CIC and Refugee Board of Canada  in line with the ICCRC guidelines.

How Savvy Immigration Services process your application?

• Guarantee of quality and Professionalism
• Latest information of Immigration law, procedures and practices and keeping a code of conduct while running the business.
• ICCRC certificate confirms that we are an authorized representative recognized by Federal Governments.

If you hire an agent who is not ICCRC approved?

• Might client gets false immigration information and procedures. Chances of rejection and refusal are higher.
• Due to lack of knowledge, you might encounter ban of two years on your files.
• An unauthorized agent may charge you unofficial payments.
• To earn more business or to increase visa success ration, an unauthorized agent may guide innocent client to use illegal documentation.