Your path to Canada, handled by a licensed consultant.
SAY Immigration helps individuals and families visit, study, work and settle in Canada. We explain your options plainly, prepare your application carefully and represent you with immigration authorities.
Tamara Konoval, RCIC, licence R711465
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Our services
Start with your goal. Rules change often, so check the latest IRCC updates.
Permanent residence
For skilled workers, tradespeople, graduates, entrepreneurs and families who want to settle in Canada.
Express Entry
- Express Entry profile and applicationEligibility check, profile, points review and the application after an invitation.
- Canadian Experience Class (CEC)For people with skilled work experience in Canada.
- Federal Skilled Worker ProgramFor skilled workers applying from abroad or from within Canada.
- Federal Skilled Trades ProgramFor qualified tradespeople.
Provincial and regional
- Provincial Nominee ProgramsNomination streams with or without a job offer, then the federal PR application.
- Atlantic Immigration ProgramEmployer-supported route to the Atlantic provinces.
Business and other routes
- Investors, entrepreneurs and self-employedRoutes for people who will start or buy a business, or work for themselves.
- Humanitarian and compassionate applicationsRequests to stay based on exceptional personal circumstances.
- Temporary work permit to permanent residencePlanning the move from temporary status to PR.
Working in Canada
For people with a job offer, Canadian graduates, and partners of workers and students.
Employer-supported permits
- Work permits with an LMIASupport for workers and employers through the Labour Market Impact Assessment.
- LMIA-exempt work permitsPermits that do not need an LMIA, such as intra-company transfers.
- CUSMA (formerly NAFTA) work permitsFor eligible professionals, traders and investors from the US and Mexico.
Open work permits
- Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)For graduates of eligible Canadian programs.
- Bridging open work permitLets you keep working while your PR application is processed.
- Spousal open work permitsFor partners of eligible workers and students.
- Working Holiday (International Experience Canada)For young people from participating countries.
Studying in Canada
For international students and their families, in partnership with international education agencies.
Study permits
- Study permit applicationsNew applications, with a letter of explanation and proof-of-funds guidance.
- Study permits for spouses and childrenFor family members who accompany a student.
Support for students and families
- Custodianship for minors studying in CanadaFor students under the age of majority who study without a parent.
- Accommodation for studentsHelp finding housing before you arrive.
- Resume and cover letter writingDocuments prepared for the Canadian job market.
- Interview coaching and preparationPractice for job and study-permit interviews.
Family sponsorship
For Canadian citizens and permanent residents who want to reunite with their family.
Partner and children
- Spousal and common-law partner sponsorshipApplications from inside or outside Canada.
- Dependent children sponsorshipFor children who depend on you.
Other relatives
- Parents and grandparentsSponsorship when the program is open, with the Super Visa as an alternative.
- Other eligible relativesA review of who you can and cannot sponsor.
Visiting Canada
For tourists, relatives and business visitors who need a visa or permit to enter.
Visitors
- Visitor visa (Temporary Resident Visa)For tourists and family visits.
- Super Visa for parents and grandparentsA multi-year visa for long family visits.
- Invitation lettersSupporting letters from family or friends in Canada.
- Entry guidance and eTAWhat you need to board and to cross the border.
Inadmissibility to Canada
For people with a criminal record or medical issue that may stop them from entering or staying in Canada.
Criminal inadmissibility
- Criminal inadmissibility assessmentA review of your record and what it means for entry.
- Assault convictionsAssessment and options after an assault conviction.
- Entering Canada with a DUIAssessment and options after an impaired driving offence.
Ways to overcome it
- Criminal rehabilitation applicationA permanent solution once you are eligible.
- Deemed rehabilitationChecking whether you are already considered rehabilitated.
- Temporary Resident Permit (TRP)Permission to enter or stay when you are inadmissible.
Medical
- Medical inadmissibilityReview and response when a medical exam raises concerns.
Citizenship and PR documents
For permanent residents ready to apply for citizenship, and for anyone who needs PR documents.
Citizenship
- Citizenship applicationsFor adults and for minors.
- Proof of citizenshipCertificates for people who are already citizens.
Permanent resident documents
- PR card renewal and replacementFor expired, lost or damaged cards.
- Permanent resident travel documentFor PRs who need to return to Canada without a valid card.
Extensions and refusal reviews
For people who need more time in Canada, have lost status, or received a refusal.
Stay longer
- Visitor record (extend your stay)For visitors who need more time.
- Work permit extensionsApply before your permit expires.
- Study permit extensionsFor students continuing or changing programs.
- Restoration of statusFor people whose status has expired.
After a refusal
- Refusal review and reapplicationUnderstanding the reasons and building a stronger application.
- Responding to procedural fairness lettersA clear, documented reply to the officer’s concerns.
- Access to information requests (GCMS notes)Obtaining the officer’s notes on your file.
Integrity, transparency, accountability
Immigration is stressful. We keep you informed at every stage, tell you honestly what your options are, and go the extra step to meet your needs.
Clear communication
Plain-language updates at every stage, in the language you are most comfortable with.
A plan built for you
Every application is tailored to your circumstances and goals, not copied from a template.
Licensed and accountable
Your file is handled by a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, with fixed rates agreed before work begins.
- 15+
- years in education management and immigration
- 5
- languages: English, Ukrainian, Russian, Turkish, French
- Fixed
- fees, agreed in writing before work begins
- RCIC
- licensed consultant, R711465
How we work with you
A straightforward process, so you always know what happens next.
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Consultation
We review your situation and goal, then explain which routes fit you and which do not.
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Document plan
You receive a checklist of the documents your application needs, so nothing is gathered twice.
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Preparation
We prepare and review your application and supporting material before it is submitted.
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Representation
We communicate with immigration authorities for you and keep you updated until a decision.
Tamara's expertise and knowledge about the PNP process was exceptional, and she helped me navigate through the complex requirements with ease. I was able to successfully immigrate to Canada through the provincial nominee program.
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