I will audit your Canada study permit extension pack

A study permit extension can fail if status is about to lapse, enrolment proof is thin, or funds and prior refusals are not aligned with what you will file. I review the documents you send against that Canada study-permit-extension posture and flag filing risks in writing—without promising IRCC will approve.

Study-permit extension buyers usually need their current status, enrolment record, timing, finances, and explanation for the continued course of study checked together. I make those extension-specific facts visible in the written review.

Send the intake items listed on this gig: your goal paragraph, citizenship and current status, Canada filing location, hard deadlines (program, travel, visa expiry), prior filings/refusals/RFEs/PFL/removal PDFs, passport bio pages, admission or enrolment confirmation, the proof-of-funds path you intend to use, and any study-plan draft. I use those facts—not a blank template—to assess completeness and posture.

What you receive depends on the tier you buy. Basic (5-day delivery, 1 revision) includes an eligibility checklist, a next-step roadmap, and credential disclosure on the listing. Standard (7 days, 2 revisions) adds a strategy memo, document/evidence review, and a filing roadmap. Premium (14 days, 3 revisions) adds end-to-end package-prep support, priority turnaround, and extended Q&A. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and hearing representation stay outside this package unless we open a separate engagement.

This fit is students and families organizing admission, funds, and study-permit-extension evidence. It is a poor fit if you only want a guaranteed outcome or court counsel. I practise as Riddhi Bhatt, a CICC-regulated RCIC (registration on file), with three years of practice, a master’s, and an immigration-consultant certification from CDI College; focus areas include study permits, family sponsorship, and permanent residence. Ontario practice city on file: Kanata.