What exactly is the ICCRC?
The government of Canada devised and established the ICCRC (Immigrant Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council).

The ICCRC establishes professional and ethical guidelines for immigration experts.

The ICCRC's main objective is to design effective policies, practises, and processes to govern and educate immigration consultants.

It also encourages the use of authorized representatives who can assist persons who wish to immigrate to Canada.

The ICCRC's mission is to regulate and promote the use of authorised representatives.

It protects you from immigrant fraud.

How can you know if an immigration consultant is legitimate?

1. Registration with the ICCRC
You can simply go to the ICCRC website to verify the consultant's authenticity and whether or not they are registered.

2. Lacking a corporate email address
Ascertain that your consultant's firm has a genuine email address, such as xyz@companyname.

And not a standard Gmail or Yahoo email address like [email protected].

3. Using chat apps for payment
The transactions of a certified immigration counsellor will be error-free. Payments are mostly exchanged via email, and you will receive a payment acknowledgement.

4. Examine the webpage in further detail.
Be wary of a fraud consultant's website. They may appear impressive and appealing to you. Examine it carefully. The domain name may or may not be the same as the corporate name.

5. Attractive discounts
Guaranteed admittance to Canada with a high-paying job in a short processing time are examples of too-good-to-be-true bargains that may first entice you.

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