



Canadian immigration decisions can affect your status, family, education, career and future in Canada. When you choose an immigration consultant, it is important to understand who is regulated, what an RCIC can do and how to verify the person you are hiring.
An RCIC is an immigration consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. RCICs can assist clients with Canadian immigration and citizenship matters within the scope of their licence.
The College licenses and regulates RCICs and Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIAs) in the public interest. It maintains standards, regulatory requirements and a Public Register that consumers can use for verification.
Help you understand immigration or citizenship pathways that may be relevant to your circumstances.
Review the applicable requirements and identify information or documentation needed for the matter.
Assist with applicable forms, supporting documents and submission preparation within the service scope.
Where authorized and retained to do so, communicate with Canadian immigration authorities regarding the client's matter.
RCICs may assist with matters involving study, work, permanent residence, family sponsorship, temporary residence and citizenship.
Licensed consultants are subject to professional obligations, standards and the College's regulatory framework.
Manpreet Joshi is a Director of Sia Immigration Solutions Inc. and a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant. Sia Immigration's regulated Canadian immigration services are provided under the applicable professional framework.
Before hiring any immigration consultant, clients should independently verify the consultant's current status on the College's Public Register.
Check the CICC Public RegisterThe College's Public Register is the official place to check whether an immigration consultant is listed and to review the information available on the licensee's profile.
A company website, business card or social-media profile should not be your only source of verification. Use the regulator's official Public Register.
Open Public RegisterYou may still see the older name ICCRC — Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council on older websites and documents. The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants became the regulator in November 2021, replacing the former ICCRC framework. For current information, use CICC / the College and the current Public Register.
If you need Canadian immigration guidance, start with an assessment of your actual circumstances and the current requirements that may apply.
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