Your Canada application fee, waived.
19 institutions. One form.

Your consultant in India cannot represent you at IRCC. Only a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant — an RCIC licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants — may act as your paid representative on a Canadian application, and that authority comes from a licence, not from experience, office size or years in the business. Almost no study-abroad office in India holds one. That leaves an unlicensed consultant two options when the form asks who prepared your application: leave the field blank so it appears you did everything yourself, or enter a name that is not theirs. Both are ghost consulting, both are common practice in this market, and the exposure is entirely yours — a file found to involve misrepresentation under section 40 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act carries a five-year bar from Canada, while the agent who prepared it bears no consequence at all. At Future Link Consultants the representative is not an outsourced name on a form. Our Managing Director, Santosh Ramrakhiani, is a Canadian citizen and a licensed RCIC — CICC licence R506940 — based in Canada, and personally handles every IRCC submission from there. Your application is signed by a regulated professional who is accountable to the College, bound by its code of professional conduct, and subject to a public complaints and discipline process. You are not being asked to trust a brand; you are trusting a licensed individual whose standing you can verify yourself in under two minutes, and we would encourage you to do exactly that.