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Canadian Immigration Legal Services Directory

Welcome to the official service information hub of Asia Pacific Immigration Services (APIS). Regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC #R413271), we provide end-to-end representation across federal economic, provincial nominee, business, and complex appeal streams.

Legal Representation Pillar

Core Services

Full-scope authorized legal counsel under Section 91 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). From initial profile scoring to official IRCC portal representation, case correspondence, and refusal recovery.

  • Initial Consultation & Eligibility: Comprehensive CRS scoring and 67-point grid audits.
  • Application Preparation & QC: Precision document review matching 2021 NOC/TEER codes.
  • Authorized Representation: Form IMM 5476 designation & direct IRCC liaison.
  • Refusal Analysis & Recovery: Overcoming prior rejections and Procedural Fairness Letters.
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Procedural & Ancillary Pillar

Support Services

Specialized procedural, technical, and evidentiary services designed to solve bottlenecks, procure official IRCC internal records, resolve document requests (ADRs), and prepare for Canadian landing.

  • CAIPS & GCMS Notes Assistance: Lawful acquisition of officer case notes under ATIP legislation.
  • ECA Facilitation: Strategic guidance for WES, ICAS, IQAS, CES, MCC, and PEBC assessments.
  • Additional Document / ADR Support: Rapid legal response to time-sensitive IRCC requests.
  • Pre-Arrival & Next-Step Guidance: Customs BSF186 protocols, PR card, and settlement planning.
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The APIS End-to-End Client Representation Lifecycle

From preliminary score benchmarking in Dhaka to landing in Canada, our structured methodology ensures seamless compliance at every milestone.

1

Evaluation

Comprehensive forensic audit of age, academics, language scores, and verified employment history against IRCC benchmarks.

2

Evidence Prep

Assembly of airtight reference letters, financial proofs, statutory affidavits, and police clearances complying with IRPA regulations.

3

Legal Submission

Direct electronic lodgement under licensed RCIC portal with signed IMM 5476 representative designation.

4

Case Management

Continuous monitoring, handling of Additional Document Requests (ADR), biometric and medical instruction tracking.

5

Visa & Landing

Passport request (PPR) facilitation, Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) audit, and pre-arrival settlement briefing.

Pillar Comparison: Core Legal Services vs. Support Services

Understand the scope and focus of each service division to determine the right engagement model for your profile.

AttributeCore Services (/services/core-services/)Support Services (/services/support-services/)
Primary PurposeComplete, full-lifecycle legal representation and formal advocacy before IRCC and provincial ministries.Modular procedural, technical, and analytical assistance addressing specific file requirements or bottlenecks.
Legal Representative StatusFormal designation of Mr. Ali Azam Khan, RCIC as authorized legal counsel via Form IMM 5476.Specialized advisory support, document facilitation, ATIP requests, and post-decision settlement guidance.
Typical ScopeExpress Entry (FSW/CEC), PNP streams, Start-Up Visa, Spousal Sponsorship, and full Refusal Reapplication.GCMS file notes acquisition, ECA evaluation coordination, ADR emergency response, and customs landing briefing.
Client ResponsibilityCollaborative document gathering; APIS handles legal strategy, drafting, verification, and portal submission.Targeted; client retains control of their main profile while delegating specific procedural tasks to APIS.

Why 20 Years of Regulated Practice Matters

Canadian immigration law is governed strictly under Section 91 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). In Bangladesh, unlicenced middlemen frequently operate without regulatory oversight, putting clients at risk of misrepresentation penalties. APIS operates under strict CICC statutory bylaws, maintaining dedicated client trust accounts and professional liability insurance for every client file.

CICC Active Member #R413271
Authorized Paid Representative
Section 91 IRPA Compliant

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