I was the applicant before I was the consultant.

The story

I moved to Canada in middle school as an international student. While other kids were worrying about homework, I was filing my own study permit extensions.

When it came time to apply for permanent residence, I called around for help. The consultants I spoke with said the same thing: you're on the right track. But no one ever explained what I could actually do to move things forward.

So I found my own pathway, while working toward becoming a licensed consultant myself. I want my clients to have the clarity I never had. That's what this practice is built on.

Outside of work, I volunteer with Vancouver Adaptive Snow Sports (VASS), coaching adaptive snowboarding.

How I work

Full representation only, no partial engagements. Once we're working together, you can expect direct communication and clear updates on where your file actually stands, not just reassurance.

I won't guarantee an outcome, and I won't take on a file outside what I do well. If your matter needs something I don't practise, I'll tell you that upfront rather than take the retainer anyway.

Licensing

I am a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant with the IRB designation (RCIC-IRB), licence number R524774, in good standing with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. You can verify my licence directly on the College's public register.

I am a proud member of the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC, R24255) and a Commissioner for Taking Affidavits for British Columbia.