Individuals and families
Express Entry, spousal and partner sponsorship, work permits, status planning and other eligible temporary or permanent residence matters.
Immigration consultant · Mississauga
Local advice. Regulated practice. A plan built from your facts.
Immergity Immigration Inc. provides Canadian immigration advice and representation from Mississauga, Ontario. Every file is led by Pranav Bhushan, RCIC R705848, with eligibility, evidence, timing and risk assessed before a route is recommended.
For individuals, families and Canadian employers who need a clear assessment before deciding how to proceed.
Book an in-person consultationPrincipal consultantPranav Bhushan
Professional designationRCIC R705848
LanguagesEnglish · Hindi
LocationMississauga, Ontario
Why local and regulated matters
What should you expect from an immigration consultant?
A useful consultation should do more than identify a form. It should explain whether a pathway fits, what evidence it requires, what could go wrong and what should happen next.
A licensed consultant must be identifiable on the CICC public register and works within a regulated professional framework. The engagement should have a defined scope, clear fees and realistic expectations. No representative can create eligibility, guarantee processing times or promise approval.
Local access provides the option of meeting in person in Mississauga. The quality of the advice still depends on the same fundamentals: complete facts, current law and policy, accurate documentation and a strategy suited to the individual file.
Core immigration services
Start with the issue that needs a decision.
Each pillar page explains the central framework; the consultation applies that framework to the actual facts.
Canadian employers
LMIA assessment, recruitment planning, employer applications and coordination with the foreign worker’s separate immigration process.
Refused and complex files
Review of refusal reasons, submitted evidence, prior histories, reapplication options, reconsideration and coordination with legal counsel where required.
Service directory
Detailed guidance for each priority matter.
Use these pages to understand the broad framework before booking a case-specific assessment.
Spousal sponsorship
Sponsor eligibility, relationship categories, evidence, processing routes, undertaking obligations and application risks.
Explore the service →Express Entry
CEC, FSWP and FSTP eligibility, CRS ranking, category-based rounds, documents and invitation-stage planning.
Explore the service →Work permits
LMIA-based, LMIA-exempt and open work permits, extensions, maintained status and restoration.
Explore the service →Study permits
Program selection, PAL/TAL requirements, financial evidence, study plans and post-graduation implications.
Explore the service →Refusals
Decision-record analysis, reapplications, reconsideration, status consequences and time-sensitive remedies.
Explore the service →LMIA services
Employer eligibility, wage streams, compliant recruitment, application preparation and worker coordination.
Explore the service →Immigration insights
Focused explanations of developing rules, recurring application risks and practical immigration questions.
Read the insights →The consultation
Sixty minutes to establish the real decision.
The current consultation is a 60-minute, in-person appointment in Mississauga for $250. It is designed to identify the immigration issue, review the available facts and provide practical next steps within the consultation scope.
Consultation detailWhat to expect
Format
A private, in-person appointment in Mississauga, booked in advance.
Duration and fee
60 minutes · $250.
Preparation
Bring relevant status documents, correspondence, refusals, application records and a timeline of material facts.
Outcome
A clearer understanding of potential routes, evidence needs, risks and recommended next steps—not a guaranteed result.
How the practice works
A disciplined path from question to application.
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Establish the objective
Define the decision the client or employer actually needs to make and the relevant timing.
- 02
Reconstruct the facts
Review status, immigration history, family or employment circumstances, prior applications and supporting documents.
- 03
Test eligibility and alternatives
Compare viable pathways without treating preliminary calculator results as legal conclusions.
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Identify evidence and risk
Connect every material claim to the documents needed to support it and address weaknesses early.
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Define the scope of representation
If further services are appropriate, confirm the work, responsibilities, fees and next steps in writing.
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Prepare and manage the record
Build a consistent submission and respond to post-filing requirements within the agreed engagement.
Get advice before filing
Some facts change the strategy before a form is opened.
- Status or work authorization is approaching expiry
- A previous application was refused, returned or withdrawn
- Prior forms contain inconsistent dates or family information
- Eligibility depends on a precise NOC, job offer or work history
- A spouse, employer or other third party controls key evidence
- Criminal, medical or other admissibility concerns may exist
- Travel could affect status or an application in progress
- The short-term application and permanent residence plan conflict
Frequently asked questions
Choosing local immigration advice.
What is an RCIC?
An RCIC is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants to provide Canadian immigration advice and representation within the authorized scope of practice.
How can I verify an immigration consultant?
Search the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants public register using the consultant’s name or licence number. Pranav Bhushan’s RCIC licence number is R705848.
Do you offer in-person consultations in Mississauga?
Yes. Immergity offers a 60-minute, in-person consultation in Mississauga by appointment. Available times are shown in the online booking calendar.
How much is the consultation?
The current consultation fee is $250 for 60 minutes. The booking calendar provides the available times and booking instructions.
What should I bring to an immigration consultation?
Bring identity and status documents, relevant refusal letters or IRCC correspondence, language and education results, employment records, prior application materials and a clear timeline of important dates. The exact documents depend on the issue being reviewed.
Can you guarantee that my application will be approved?
No. Immigration decisions are made by the responsible government authority. A regulated representative can assess eligibility and risk, prepare evidence and submissions, and communicate within the agreed scope, but cannot guarantee an outcome.
Do you help Canadian employers?
Yes. Employer services include LMIA assessment, recruitment planning, employer application preparation and coordination with the worker’s separate work-permit process.
Do you only serve clients who live in Mississauga?
No. The practice is based in Mississauga and offers local in-person consultations, while Canadian immigration matters may also involve clients, families and employers elsewhere. The appropriate service format depends on the engagement.
Verify any Canadian immigration consultant through the CICC public register.
Mississauga · By appointment