PR, sponsorship, study and work permits, refugee claims and IRB appeals, handled personally by Ahmad Junaid Salik, RCIC-IRB.
Authorised at the IRB
2013Licensed since
Tell us your goal or your problem. We’ll show you the pathway that fits your profile.
Protection in Canada for people who fear persecution or threats to their life.
Learn more →Refugee, sponsorship, residency-obligation and inadmissibility appeals at the RAD and IAD.
Learn more →Help for PRs and temporary residents facing hurdles on the way to PR or citizenship.
Learn more →Skilled worker, provincial, family and humanitarian pathways to PR.
Learn more →Sponsor a spouse, partner, dependent child, parent, grandparent or other eligible relative.
Learn more →Federal and provincial routes for entrepreneurs and investors.
Learn more →Admission and study permits for K-12 schools, colleges and universities.
Learn more →Work permits for Canadian job offers, intra-company transfers and business owners.
Learn more →Visit Canada for tourism, family or business.
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CICC licence R509291 · SINP licence 000090 · CCG#1423
Since 2013 I have helped individuals, families, students, workers, visitors and business applicants through Canada’s immigration system. As a licensed immigration, refugee and appeals consultant, I handle refugee matters, IRB appeals, inadmissibility, residency-obligation appeals, humanitarian and compassionate applications, temporary resident permits, economic and business immigration, and study, work and visitor applications.
Class L3 (RCIC-IRB) licensees can represent clients before IRCC, CBSA and the Immigration and Refugee Board. The CICC 2025 Annual Report places about 17% of licensees in this class.
A law degree (LLB, UK) and more than 10 years of licensed practice since 2013.
Assessment, consultation, fee payment, document sharing, review and submission are all done online, from any country.
Fees are set out in a public fee schedule, so you know the cost before you start.
Complete the online assessment form.
Book a virtual or in-person consultation.
We compile and review your application, then submit it as your representative.
We answer IRCC requests, follow up on your file and represent you at IRB hearings.
Admission support for K-12 schools, community colleges and universities.
If your preferred program is paused, we can assess the alternatives that are open now.
Most consultants stop at the application. As a Level 3 RCIC-IRB, Ahmad Junaid Salik can stay with your case from the first form to an IRB hearing or appeal, so you never need to change representative when a problem comes up.
We get the officer’s notes, find the real reasons and advise whether to reapply with stronger evidence or seek judicial review.
How we help →02A clear, evidence-based response before the deadline in the letter, addressing each concern the officer raised.
How we help →03A finding can bar you for 5 years. We prepare a full explanation and supporting evidence before IRCC decides.
How we help →04Options such as criminal rehabilitation, a Temporary Resident Permit or an admissibility hearing at the Immigration Division.
How we help →05An appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division, filed within 30 days, with representation at the hearing.
How we help →06Basis of Claim, hearing preparation at the RPD, and appeals to the RAD within 15 days.
How we help →07Detention reviews, requests to defer removal, PRRA applications and removal-order appeals.
How we help →08Residency-obligation appeals, PR card renewals and travel documents when you have been outside Canada.
How we help →09Restoration of status within 90 days, or other options to stay legally while your case is decided.
How we help →10H&C applications built on your establishment in Canada, hardship and the best interests of children.
How we help →Answers to the questions we hear most, from first applications to refusals and appeals.
Yes. Ahmad Junaid Salik is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, CICC licence R509291. You can verify the licence on the CICC public register.
Yes. As a Class L3 licensee (RCIC-IRB), he can represent clients before IRCC, CBSA and the IRB, including refugee hearings and appeals.
No. Assessment, consultation, payment, document sharing and submission can all be done online from any country.
Fees depend on the type of application and are listed in our fee schedule. We confirm the fee in a written retainer before work begins.
It depends on your education, work experience, language results, family and goals. Start with the online assessment and we’ll recommend the options that fit.
Start with the officer’s notes, which explain the real reasons. Depending on what they say, you can reapply with stronger evidence or apply to the Federal Court for leave and judicial review: within 15 days for decisions made in Canada and 60 days for decisions made outside Canada.
Take it seriously and respond before the deadline stated in the letter. Address every concern the officer raised with clear explanations and documents. A weak or late response often leads to refusal, and in misrepresentation cases to a 5-year bar.
You may be inadmissible, but there are options. Depending on the offence and how long ago the sentence ended, you may qualify for criminal rehabilitation (generally at least 5 years after completing the sentence) or a Temporary Resident Permit if you have a justified reason to travel.
In most cases, yes. The sponsor can appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division within 30 days of receiving the refusal. The IAD can review the decision and, in many cases, consider humanitarian and compassionate factors.
If you are eligible, you can appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division: the notice of appeal is due within 15 days of receiving the written reasons. If no appeal is available, judicial review at the Federal Court or a pre-removal risk assessment may be options.
If your visitor, study or work status expired less than 90 days ago, you may be able to apply to restore it, as long as you still meet the requirements. You can’t work or study while restoration is pending.
Permanent residents must be physically present in Canada for at least 730 days in every 5-year period. If you fall short, an officer may find you have not met the residency obligation; you can appeal that decision to the Immigration Appeal Division.
Yes. We assess your eligibility, including the physical-presence calculation, and prepare your citizenship application. We also help if you receive a notice that your citizenship may be revoked.
No. Decisions are made by IRCC, CBSA or the IRB, and no licensed consultant or lawyer can honestly guarantee a result. What we can do is make sure your application or case is complete, accurate and as strong as the evidence allows.
Book a consultation online or in Mississauga, or send us your details through the online assessment. Bring any letters from IRCC, CBSA or the IRB, your passport and your immigration history, so we can review the full picture.
Our fees are published in a fee schedule and reflect the consultant’s qualifications and experience. We confirm the fee in a written retainer before work begins.
Book a consultation in Mississauga or online. We’ll review your situation and explain your options clearly.
