A guide to RCIC fees: Ranges and what affects them

The fees charged by Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) can vary widely depending on several key factors. It is important to note that the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) has not established or approved a standardized fee table. CICC’s regulation says, “All fees shall be fair and reasonable”. Therefore, the onus goes to…

Sample letter for employment verification if you want to register yourself as an employee working under a RCIC/Lawyer/ Immigration Law firm (not as a self-employed RCIC)

————————–SAMPLE—————— SAMPLE—————————- DDMMYYYY To Whom It May Concern. EMPLOYEE NAME has been working for COMPANY NAME since DDMMYYYY. His current position is DESIGNATION where he always works under the supervision of any of the senior Lawyers/RCICs of our company.…

Is pursuing a career as a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) in Canada a viable option at this time?

A number of criteria determine if being a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is a wise career decision at this time. The following are some topics to think about: Demand for Immigration Services Canada’s Immigration System: Canada is renowned for having a strong immigration system and regularly revising its procedures and laws. Because of this,…

Advantages and considerations of working under an employer versus starting a self-employed business as an RCIC.

Working Under an Employer ✅ Advantages: Stable Income: Regular salary provides financial stability and reduces the pressure of securing clients. Structured Work Environment: Access to office resources, support staff, and operational infrastructure. Mentorship and Training: Opportunity to learn from senior RCICs and gain practical experience. Reduced Operational Costs: No need to invest in office space,…