Canada consultant: study-plan audits, partner-file reviews, CEC PR screens
Files come in as a study-permit document plan, a partner sponsorship stack, or a CEC PR set. I review them as a consultant, map evidence against the pathway in use, and return written findings on gaps, inconsistencies, and sequencing. Twelve years of practice, registration verified; no courtroom work and no promised IRCC result.
Review comes first: you send the study-permit plan, the partner sponsorship bundle, or the CEC papers you already have. I read forms, funds, relationship or work-history exhibits, and letters of explanation, then write findings on missing items, date clashes, and how the evidence currently maps.
I am Shirani Jenita Daniel, an immigration consultant with twelve years of recorded practice and verified registration. Marketplace work stays inside three themes—Canada study-permit document plans, partner and family sponsorship files, and Canadian Experience Class PR document reviews—not every immigration category on the market.
Each booking is a sequential audit: intake of the current stack, a written issue list, and a second pass only if you book follow-up on revised pages. I do not recast consultant notes as legal advice, appear in court, or complete an application without source documents from you.
This profile fits applicants who already have a draft plan or packet and want an independent consultant screen. It is a poor match if you need counsel, a hearing strategy, or someone to invent a file from scratch.