RCIC-IRB, 30+ years experience, Commissioner of Taking Affidavits, CAPIC member. English, Cantonese & Mandarin
NLAi immigration services helps clients come to Canada as temporary or permanent residents. Headquarters in Kelowna, BC, NLAi outreaches to Europe, middle east and Asia Pacific regions.
Founder Norman Luo has over 30+ years services experience. He graduated in Ashton College, is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), good standing member of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), active member of Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultant(CAPIC) and appointed Commissioner for Taking Affidavits in BC.
The Canada immigration consulting industry is governed at federal level. The current governing body CICC was transited from its predecessor ICCRC on Nov. 23, 2021 by legislation. CICC's mandate is to protect general public and the interest of applicants who hire consultation or representation services. CICC regulates all practitioners (e.g. RCICs, RISIAs). NLAi was RCIC licensed in June 2014.
Implemented on July 1, 2023, it is compulsory that only RCIC-IRB licensee can represent clients before Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB). NLAi is one of the first company be accredited this upgraded Class - L3 RCIC-IRB license on July 14, 2022. It allows NLAi the full scope of practice with additional qualifications to represent clients before the IRB. It is a solid recognition of NLAi's years of ethical professional services.
NLAi associates a group of energetic professionals with high standard of ethics and commitment to customers, focus servicing sponsored family members, international students, skilled workers and entrepreneur investors.
Family reunification is one of Citizenship and Immigration Canada's highest priorities.
This category is for applicants who have a close relative who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. Applicants under this category do not have to meet the point system or discretionary selection criteria used in other application categories. Instead, they are sponsored by a relative who will provide assistance in the applicant's ability to establish themselves in Canada.
BCPNP entrepreneur, BCPNP regional pilot
