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Immigration paperwork is hard enough without a language barrier. You can discuss your situation, your options and your documents with a licensed RCIC in French, and we handle the forms and communication with IRCC in English or French.
IRCC needs a full English or French translation of any document written in another language, together with a copy of the original. A certified translator can prepare it; if the translator is not certified, IRCC asks for a declaration (affidavit) from the person who translated it. We tell you which of your French documents need translating before you spend money on it.
Express Entry and most permanent residence programs need results from an approved test: for example IELTS General Training, CELPIP-General or PTE Core for English, and TEF Canada or TCF Canada for French. Strong French can add CRS points and opens the French-language category draws, which have often had lower cut-offs. See the latest Express Entry draw results.
Full consultations in English, Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and French. Tell us your language when you book.
Only a licensed RCIC (or a lawyer) may give paid immigration advice in Canada. Check each licence number on the College's public register before you decide.
Sanjay Singh Kumar
Amanpreet Kaur Gill
Mandeep Kaur
Walk-ins and booked appointments are welcome during opening hours.
Opening hours
Meet us at our Brampton office or by video from anywhere in Canada.
Book a free assessment and tell us you would like to continue in French.