Permanent Residence Application Review
Before Submission

Have You Prepared Your PR Application Yourself?


Before submitting your permanent residence application to IRCC, have it professionally reviewed by a licensed Canadian immigration consultant.


Our PR Application Review Service is designed for applicants who have prepared their own application but want an experienced RCIC to conduct a detailed review before submission.


This is not a quick document check.


Your application is reviewed for eligibility, completeness, consistency, supporting evidence and potential risk factors based on the immigration program under which you are applying.

What Is Included in the Review?

1.INITIAL CONSULTATION AND CASE MANAGEMENT

The service begins with a consultation to understand your application and immigration history.

We review:

  • Type of permanent residence application
  • Immigration program
  • Principal applicant and accompanying family members
  • Immigration history
  • Previous applications and refusals, where applicable
  • Current immigration status
  • Eligibility factors
  • Potential concerns that may require additional review

2.ELIGIBILITY REVIEW

We assess whether the information and documents provided appear consistent with the eligibility requirements of the immigration program under which you intend to apply.

Depending on the program, this may include reviewing:

  • Canadian work experience
  • Foreign work experience
  • NOC / TEER classification
  • Education
  • Language results
  • Provincial nomination
  • Proof of funds, where applicable
  • Family composition
  • Other program-specific eligibility requirements

3. Complete Application Forms Review

We review the information entered in your application for completeness and internal consistency.

This may include:

  • Personal information
  • Family information
  • Address history
  • Personal history
  • Employment history
  • Education history
  • Travel history
  • Immigration history
  • Previous applications
  • Previous refusals
  • Family members and dependants
  • Answers to statutory and background questions

We also look for inconsistencies between the information provided in different sections of the application and the supporting documents.


4. Supporting Document Review

Your supporting documents are reviewed against the requirements applicable to your immigration program.

The review may include:

  • Passports and identity documents
  • Civil status documents
  • Marriage documents
  • Birth certificates
  • Education documents
  • Language test results
  • Employment documents
  • Police certificates
  • Proof of funds
  • Provincial nomination documents
  • Canadian status documents
  • Supporting letters
  • Translations
  • Other program-specific documentation

We identify documents that appear to be:

  • Missing
  • Incomplete
  • Inconsistent
  • Unclear
  • Potentially insufficient
  • Requiring additional explanation

5. Employment & NOC Review

For economic immigration applications, work experience can require substantial professional review.

Where applicable, we assess:

  • NOC / TEER classification
  • Lead statement
  • Employment duties
  • Employment dates
  • Hours worked
  • Full-time or part-time employment
  • Employment reference letters
  • Supporting employment documents
  • Consistency between employment records and the information declared in the PR application


Why does the number of work experiences affect the review fee?

Reviewing an applicant with one employment record is very different from reviewing an applicant claiming five separate periods of employment.

Each additional employment may require a separate review of:

  • NOC classification
  • Job duties
  • Reference letter
  • Dates
  • Hours
  • Supporting documentation
  • Consistency with the rest of the application

For this reason, applications involving multiple work experiences may require an additional review fee.


6. Family Member & Dependant Review

The amount of work involved also depends on the number of applicants included in the PR application.

A single-applicant application is not equivalent to an application involving:

  • A spouse or common-law partner
  • One or more dependent children
  • Multiple passports
  • Additional personal histories
  • Additional travel histories
  • Additional civil documents
  • Additional police certificates or other supporting documentation

For this reason, review fees increase where additional family members are included.


7. Completeness Review

One of the primary purposes of this service is to identify avoidable completeness issues before submission.

We review the application for potential issues involving:

  • Required forms and supporting documents
  • Missing information
  • Missing signatures or declarations, where applicable
  • Document validity
  • Required translations
  • Program-specific documentation
  • Information that may require an explanation

The purpose is to reduce preventable errors before you submit your application.


8. Consistency & Risk Review

We review the application for inconsistencies that may require correction or explanation.

Where identified, we will also advise you of significant issues that may create potential eligibility, admissibility or misrepresentation concerns.

Cases involving serious admissibility or potential misrepresentation issues may require a separate consultation or service.


9. Final Recommendations

Following the review, you will receive professional recommendations identifying, where applicable:

  • What should be corrected
  • What is missing
  • What requires clarification
  • What documents should be strengthened
  • What information appears inconsistent
  • What issues should be addressed before submission
  • Any significant concerns identified during the review

STANDARD REVIEW

CA$699

  • Single Applicant
  • Up to two Employment / NOC Review
  • Forms & Documents Review
  • Eligibility & Completeness
  • Final Recommendations

COMPLEX REVIEW

Starting at $1,250

  • Multiple Employment / NOC Reviews
  • Previous Refusals
  • Complex Immigration History
  • Admissibility  Concerns
  • Final Recommendations

Additional Review Fees:

  • Each Dependent Child: +CA$150
  • Each Additional Employment History / NOC Review: +CA$100


All fees are subject to applicable taxes.

The final review fee is based on the type of application, number of applicants, number of employment records/NOC assessments, volume of supporting documents, immigration history and overall complexity of the file.


Review Service vs. Full Representation

This service is intended for applicants who have prepared their own permanent residence application and want it professionally reviewed before submission.

Application Review

You prepare the application.

We professionally review it and provide recommendations.

You remain responsible for making the recommended changes, uploading the documents and submitting the application to IRCC.

Full Representation

If you prefer Aslani Immigration Corp. to prepare and manage your application from beginning to submission, full representation is available as a separate service.

Full representation is quoted separately based on the immigration program and complexity of the case.

Can I Apply Without Hiring a Representative?

Yes.

You are not required to hire an immigration representative to submit a Canadian immigration application.

Applicants who wish to prepare their own application can use the official instructions, guides and document checklists published by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

The professional review service is available for applicants who prefer an additional level of professional review before submitting their application.