Dikshit Soni
Canada consultant for PNP maps, PGWP/IEC reviews and family-class PR
About Me
When a PGWP clock, an IEC window, or inland versus outland family-class choice is the real bottleneck, more forms will not fix it. Dikshit Soni consults on those Canada files—PNP permanent residence mapping, work-permit document reviews, and family-class strategy—with 14 years in this work. The lens is practical: pathway ranking, evidence gaps, and timing risks before you file.
Choosing the wrong Canada lane is expensive: a PNP that does not match the work history, a PGWP or IEC package missing a eligibility thread, or a family-class plan that ignores sponsor financials and inland versus outland trade-offs. That decision problem is where this consulting practice starts.
Work stays in three related lanes: mapping a provincial nominee permanent residence plan against Express Entry reality, reviewing PGWP or IEC work files for document order and program fit, and refining family-class PR strategy so relationship evidence and sponsor capacity are coherent. The sequence is facts first—status, ties, employment, scores—then ranked options and a checklist of what still needs to be gathered.
Credentials used in that review are an MBA in Marketing from Panjab University, an Immigration Practitioner Diploma from Herzing College (2019), and firm certification as an IELTS instructor. Language scores, study or work history, and sponsorship facts often sit on the same file; those pieces help keep them aligned with current program rules.
This is consultant work, not legal representation or a promise of any outcome. It fits applicants who already have a Canada family, work, or study thread and want a structured map rather than a slogan.