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We offer services in all disciplines of immigration in Canada. Which include but not limited to:
  • - Work Permit
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  • - Spouse / Family sponsorship
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  • - Provincial Nominee Program
  • - Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)

Our office is open Monday to Friday from 10AM to 6PM.We can schedule you for a consultation by appointment only. One of our consultants will provide you with a consultation regarding your case so that you can make an informed decision.

Your application processing time will vary depending on the type of application and CIC processing time. Our consultants can confirm the expected processing time of your specific case before your application package is submitted so that you have an estimated timeline of processing time.

When you retain the services of one of our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCIC),there are three main advantages that you will have:

1) We will assess your preliminary information to determine best suitable option for your immigration goals.

2) Once you are comfortable with the advice you have received, you can then make a decision as to how you would like to proceed. At this point, if you choose to retain our services, our RCIC’s will process your entire case from beginning to end for one flat fee and keep you informed throughout the entire process. During the complete process from beginning to end, all correspondence with Citizenshipand ImmigrationCanada(CIC)will beprocessedthroughourofficesothat you have the peace of mind in knowing that your case is being handled byprofessionals.

You need to send all the documents at info@unicornimmigration.com with a CC to the assigned email.

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Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)

Most employers need an LMIA before they can hire a temporary foreign worker. Before you start the hiring process, you must determine if you need an LMIA.

An LMIA confirms

  • There is a need for a temporary foreign worker
  • No Canadians or permanent residents are available to do the job

You’ll need an LMIA from Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC). As an employer, you must comply with the Program requirements. These requirements may vary depending on the position you are requesting. To get a Labour Market Impact Assessment, you must submit an application form and all the necessary supporting documents. Your application will be assessed to validate the legitimacy of the business, the job offers and the impact of hiring a temporary foreign worker would have on the Canadian labour market.

Unicorn Immigration is well experienced to guide you in fulfilling the requirements and submission of application. We can advise you about the position requirements and prevailing median wage, advertising and submission of formal application to get positive decision.

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