NTC Immigration Services:
Professional Canadian Immigration Guidance in Surrey, BC
Not sure which Canadian immigration program may be suitable for you?
New Trends Canada Immigration Inc. provides professional immigration guidance to individuals, families and Canadian employers. Since 2009, we have helped clients understand their immigration options, prepare applications and communicate with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Whether you need help with permanent residence, a work permit, an LMIA, family sponsorship or restoring your status in Canada, your first step is a professional assessment of your circumstances.
Initial Immigration Consultation
fee $80.00
Our initial immigration consultation gives you an opportunity to discuss your situation with an experienced Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant.
Consultations are available by telephone or in person for clients who are currently inside Canada.
What Is Included in Your First Consultation?
During your consultation, we may:
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Discuss your immigration history, present status and future goals.
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Review your education, language-test results and Canadian or foreign work experience.
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Examine your occupation, NOC or TEER classification and employment situation.
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Identify immigration programs that may match your circumstances.
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Discuss important eligibility concerns, deadlines or possible refusal risks.
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Explain the documents and next steps that may be required.
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Answer your questions in clear, understandable language.
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Discuss professional representation if you would like NTC Immigration to prepare your application.
The purpose of the consultation is to provide an informed professional opinion based on the information available. Immigration eligibility and results always depend on your individual circumstances and the applicable government requirements.
Our Canadian Immigration Services
Express Entry and Canadian Experience Class Applications
Do you have Canadian work experience and want to apply for permanent residence? We assess your possible eligibility under Express Entry programs, including the Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Program and Federal Skilled Trades Program.
We review your age, education, language results, work experience, NOC classification and Comprehensive Ranking System score. If you are eligible, we can assist with your Express Entry profile and permanent residence application after receiving an Invitation to Apply.
BC PNP and Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program
A provincial nomination may provide another pathway to Canadian permanent residence. We assist skilled workers, international graduates and eligible employers with the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program and Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program.
Our services can include reviewing the applicant’s occupation, job offer, employer eligibility and connection to the province. We also help organize supporting documents and prepare the provincial nomination and related permanent residence applications.
Canadian Work Permits and Extensions
We assist foreign nationals who want to work legally in Canada, extend an existing work permit or change the conditions of their authorization.
Depending on your circumstances, you may require an employer-specific work permit or may qualify for an open work permit. We review the job offer, employer documents, LMIA or LMIA-exemption information, current status and application deadline before recommending a strategy.
LMIA Applications for Canadian Employers
Canadian employers may need a Labour Market Impact Assessment before hiring a temporary foreign worker. LMIA applications require careful attention to the employment offer, prevailing wage, recruitment activity and employer documentation.
NTC Immigration assists employers with the recruitment and advertising requirements, application forms, supporting business documents and communication with Employment and Social Development Canada or Service Canada.
Spousal and Common-Law Partner Sponsorship
Canadian citizens and permanent residents may be able to sponsor an eligible spouse or partner for permanent residence.
We assist with in-Canada and outside-Canada spousal sponsorship applications, including married, common-law and same-sex relationships. Our work focuses on sponsor eligibility, complete forms, relationship evidence and a clear, consistent application package.
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Parents and Grandparents Super Visa
The Super Visa can allow eligible parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to visit Canada for an extended period.
We review the host’s income, family size, invitation letter, medical-insurance coverage and the applicant’s travel purpose and supporting documents. Our goal is to help families prepare a complete and well-organized Super Visa application.
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Restoration of Status in Canada
Has your visitor status, study permit or work permit expired? Restoration applications are time-sensitive, and your available options depend on when and how you lost your status.
We review your expiry and refusal dates, immigration history and compliance with the conditions of your stay. When appropriate, we can prepare the restoration request, required forms, supporting documents and a detailed Letter of Explanation.
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PR Card Renewal, Replacement and Travel Documents
We assist Canadian permanent residents with PR card renewals and the replacement of lost, stolen or damaged cards.
We can review your travel history, residency days and documents supporting your physical presence in Canada. If you are outside Canada without a valid PR card, we can also discuss whether a Permanent Resident Travel Document may be required for your return.
Application Reviews, Refusals and Complex Immigration Matters
If you prepared your own application, professional review may help identify inconsistent information, missing documents or unexplained concerns before submission.
If an application has already been refused, we can review the refusal reasons and supporting documents before discussing whether a stronger new application or another available option should be considered. Every case is different and requires an individual assessment.
How Our Immigration Services Work
1. Book Your Initial Consultation
Reserve a telephone or in-person consultation and tell us briefly what type of immigration assistance you require.
2. Receive a Professional Assessment
We examine the information you provide, answer your questions and discuss the immigration options that may be available.
3. Decide Whether You Need Representation
After the consultation, you can decide whether you would like NTC Immigration to prepare, review or represent you in your application. There is no requirement to retain us for additional services.
4. Receive a Service Plan and Professional-Fee Quote
If you choose full representation, we will explain the work involved, the documents required and the applicable professional fees before beginning the application.
What Should You Bring to Your Consultation?
Please bring or have available any documents relevant to your questions, such as:
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Passport and current Canadian immigration documents.
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Work permit, study permit or visitor record.
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Immigration refusal letters or previous application records.
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Résumé and employment-reference letters.
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IELTS, CELPIP, TEF or other language-test results.
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Educational credentials or Educational Credential Assessment.
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Job offer, employment contract or LMIA documents.
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Marriage certificate or proof of a common-law relationship.
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Important travel dates and immigration-document expiry dates.
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A written list of the questions you want answered.
Not every document will apply to every client. Bring the documents connected to your particular immigration situation.
Why Choose NTC Immigration?
Professional Immigration Services Since 2009
New Trends Canada Immigration Inc. has provided professional Canadian immigration services since April 2009. We understand that every client’s situation, family and immigration objective is different.
Advice From a Regulated Professional
Your matter is handled under the direction of Gurbachan Singh, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, RCIC No. R419463.
Personalized Immigration Strategies
We do not assume that one immigration program is suitable for everyone. We examine your facts before discussing possible pathways, concerns and next steps.
Clear and Transparent Communication
We explain immigration requirements in straightforward language. If you retain us for additional services, the scope of work and professional fees will be discussed separately.
Convenient Surrey Location
Our office is conveniently located in Surrey, British Columbia, and consultations may be conducted by telephone or in person.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Services and Consultation Fee
How much does an immigration consultation cost at NTC Immigration?
The initial immigration consultation fee is CDN $80.00. This fee covers the first professional consultation only.
What can I ask during my immigration consultation?
You may ask questions about permanent residence, Express Entry, Canadian Experience Class, BC PNP, OINP, work permits, LMIA applications, spousal sponsorship, Super Visa applications, status restoration, PR card renewal or another immigration concern.
Do I need to know which immigration program I want before booking?
No. Many people book because they are uncertain about the right immigration pathway. During the consultation, we examine your background and discuss programs that may be relevant to your circumstances.
Does the $80 consultation fee include application preparation?
No. The $80 fee covers the initial consultation. Application preparation, document review and professional representation are separate services. Any additional professional fees will be discussed with you before further work begins.
Are IRCC application fees included in the consultation fee?
No. Government processing fees and other possible expenses—such as biometrics, medical examinations, police certificates, translations or insurance—are separate from NTC Immigration’s professional fees.
Can NTC Immigration help if my work permit is expiring?
Yes. We can review the expiry date, your current status, employment circumstances and possible extension or permanent-residence options. Because immigration deadlines can be important, you should arrange a consultation as early as possible.
Can Canadian employers obtain help with an LMIA?
Yes. NTC Immigration assists Canadian employers with LMIA-related recruitment requirements, application forms, employer documents and communication with Service Canada.
Can you help with a refused immigration application?
We can review your refusal letter, previous forms and supporting documents. We can then discuss possible weaknesses and whether a new application or another available option may be appropriate.
Can I book a consultation if I am outside Canada?
Our current telephone and in-person consultation booking service is available only to clients who are inside Canada. Please do not submit a booking through the online appointment page if you are outside Canada.
Can an immigration consultant guarantee approval?
No. No immigration representative can guarantee approval. Final decisions are made by IRCC, ESDC, a provincial immigration authority or another responsible government department. Professional assistance can help you understand the requirements and present a complete, accurate and well-organized application.
How do I book my first consultation?
Use the Book Consultation button, pay the CDN $80 consultation fee according to the booking instructions and select your preferred date and time. NTC Immigration will confirm the appointment by email or telephone.
Take the First Step Toward Your Canadian Immigration Goal
Immigration rules can be complicated, but your first step does not have to be. Speak with an experienced immigration professional about your situation, possible options and next steps.
Initial Immigration Consultation fee: $80.00
Call: 778-565-3277 to book your appointment.
Office address: Unit 209, 7028 120 Street,