Immigration is not paperwork. It's a legal strategy.

We believe in equipping our clients with the right knowledge about their immigration options, considering their specific needs, and helping them make informed decisions.

Gurpreet Oshan, RCIC-IRB

Our Approach

Clear Assessment, not false hope

You receive an honest evaluation of your situation, including risks, limitations, and realistic options, before any application is filed.

Explaining how officers decide, not just the requirements

We focus on how decision-makers assess credibility, evidence, and intent, not simply what the checklist says.

Preparing for scrutiny, not best case scenarios

Every submission is prepared with the expectation of review, questions, and challenge, especially in refusals, appeals, and complex matters.

When this approach matters most

When your status, your family, or your future in Canada depends on getting it right the first time.

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What Pacific Ways Immigration Consultancy Offers

I work with individuals and families who want clarity, not guesswork, offering strategic representation before IRCC, CBSA, and the Immigration and Refugee Board when the stakes are high.

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Years of Experience

Gurpreet Oshan, RCIC-IRB
Gurpreet Oshan

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Services We Provide for Our Clients

Strategic guidance and application support for Express Entry, PNPs, Spousal Sponsorship, and full PR pathways.

Applications and strategy for visitors, students, and temporary workers, including extensions, status changes, and new pathways.

Business immigration for companies transferring employees to Canada: LMIA applications, LMIA-based and LMIA-exempt work permits, and employer compliance.

Sponsoring a spouse, common-law or conjugal partner. Inland and outland routes, open work permits, and the evidence these applications turn on.

Admissibility hearings and detention reviews, IAD appeals, procedural fairness responses, interview preparation, authorization to return, and H&C applications.

PR card renewals, permanent resident travel documents, citizenship applications and passport preparation.

The 7C Method

Every file goes through the same seven stages, in the same order. Each one depends on what the last one found.

  1. 1

    Consultation

    Whether your goals are realistic, what the risks are, and whether we are the right fit to work together.

  2. 2

    Contract

    Scope, retainer and responsibilities set down in writing, so that everyone knows what is on the table.

  3. 3

    Client intake

    The raw details: education, work, travel history, refusals, and the untidy parts too.

  4. 4

    Clarification

    The gaps you may not realize matter — a forgotten refusal, a work gap, a date that does not line up.

  5. 5

    Collection

    Not a generic checklist. The evidence that connects your story to what IRCC actually requires.

  6. 6

    Completion

    Every line checked, every form aligned, every exhibit cross-referenced.

  7. 7

    Confidence

    We submit when the file is airtight, and not before.

The 7C Method in full, with fees and timelines →

What it costs, and when

Our professional fees are fixed for the work set out in your service agreement, and they are paid in milestones rather than all at once.

  1. 1

    On retaining us

    The first milestone is payable when you sign the service agreement. It covers onboarding, a full review of your immigration history, and the assessment that follows.

  2. 2

    At each submission

    Depending on the type of application there will be two or three milestones in total. Each later milestone covers the next stage of work on your file, and falls due when that stage is submitted.

  3. 3

    Never contingent on the outcome

    Every milestone appears in your agreement with the amount and the event that triggers it. No part of our fee depends on an application being approved, and nothing is added afterwards without your agreement in writing.

Government processing fees, biometrics, medical examinations, police certificates, educational credential assessments and translations are separate from our professional fees. They are paid to third parties, and we tell you which ones apply to you as early as we can.

To know the fee for your own case, tell us what you are applying for and we will put it in writing.

How we work, in full →

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