I will review your Canada PGWP IEC employer role

I review how your Canadian job offer and role line up with a Post-Graduation Work Permit or International Experience Canada plan. You get written findings on what is aligned, what is thin, and what still belongs in the file—not a promise that IRCC will approve.

PGWP and IEC buyers usually need the status timeline, graduation or program record, work-authorisation facts, and any job-offer documents read together. I keep the review tied to the actual PGWP or IEC pathway rather than generic work-permit language.

I work from your intake, not a blank template. Send a one-paragraph goal, nationality and current status for everyone in the case, confirmation you are targeting Canada and where you will file from, hard dates (job start, travel, visa expiry), prior filings or refusals as PDFs, passport bio pages, the offer letter or employer-support draft (role, salary, worksite), CV and any degree evaluations you already have, plus pay stubs or tax records if you are extending or changing employers. Optional translations and a language preference help me move faster.

What you receive depends on the tier you buy. Basic includes an eligibility checklist, a next-step roadmap, and credential disclosure on this listing. Standard adds a strategy memo, document and evidence review, a filing roadmap, and two revision rounds. Premium is end-to-end package-prep support with priority turnaround, extended Q&A, and three revision rounds. Across tiers I discuss pathway fit for your work-permit goal, note risks and posture, and list evidence still needed. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and hearing or court work stay outside this package unless we open a separate engagement.

This listing is for workers, graduates, and employers who need the role and beneficiary facts checked before they file. It is a poor fit if you only want a guaranteed outcome or anonymous forms. I am Sukhjinder Sidhu, a CICC-regulated RCIC (registration on file), with eight years of practice focused on work permits, study permits, and permanent-residence pathways. I will not invent missing evidence or IRCC results.