PRESENTATION OF THE FIRM
Multinational Immigration Canada is a Canadian firm of consultants and services in immigration and naturalization. Its constitution is incorporated under the provincial law of Quebec. Multinational Immigration Canada deals exclusively with matters related to immigration and Canadian citizenship.
Grâce à son dynamisme et son professionnalisme, l’équipe hautement qualifiée du cabinet (Multinational Immigration Canada) vous offre son expertise de façon efficace, confidentielle et personnalisée afin de vous représenter auprès des autorités d’immigration canadienne et québécoise.
Le cabinet (Multinational Immigration Canada) est dirigé par M. HAIJE Noureddinewho acts as a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), Permanent Member of the Canadian Immigration Consultants Regulatory Council (CRCIC), Member in good standing with the Quebec Register of Recognized Consultants with Immigration Quebec. Mr. HAIJE Noureddine is also a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC). M. HAIJE Noureddine is also a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC).
In addition M. HAIJE Noureddine worked within the External Advisory Committee on the supervision of immigration consultants led by the former Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Canada, the Honorable Denis Coderre, by contributing to the report of suggestion of the rules governing the profession of immigration consultant.
Furthermore M. HAIJE Noureddine is a Commissioner of Oaths authorized by the Ministry of Justice of Quebec to the judicial districts of Quebec and the rest of Canada.
It is important to note that the Canadian Immigration Consultants Regulatory Council (CRCIC) is a professional organization created by a law of the Government of Canada to regulate the profession of immigration consultants.
In this regard, the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations stipulate that only immigration representatives who are members in good standing of the Canadian Immigration Consultants Regulatory Council (CICRC); lawyers who are members in good standing of a Canadian provincial or territorial law society and notaries who are members in good standing of the Chamber of Notaries of Quebec are authorized to represent clients and their cases before the Department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Regardless of the immigration consultant you choose, it is imperative that he or she be a member of an organization or professional order recognized by the Government of Canada.
WHO CAN REPRESENT YOU WITH CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION CANADA?
The Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations stipulate that only immigration representatives who are members in good standing of the Regulatory Council of Immigration Consultants of Canada (CRCIC)lawyers who are members in good standing of a Canadian law society in a province or territory, and notaries who are members in good standing of the Chambre des notaires du Québec are authorized to represent clients and their files with the Department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Regardless of the immigration consultant you choose, it is essential that he or she be a member of an organization or professional order recognized by the Government of Canada.
In this regard, it is important to note that the Canadian Immigration Consultants Regulatory Council (CICRC) is a national body created by an Act of the Federal Government to regulate the profession of immigration consultants and to protect consumers in accordance with section 91 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), which provides that any person providing advice or services for a fee must be a member in good standing and registered with the CICRC.
WHY USE THE SERVICES OF A REGULATED CONSULTANT?
Regulated Consultants are professionals who are up to date on the latest information on immigration law, procedures and practices, and they practice their profession according to a strict code of ethics in order to provide quality professional services and reliable advice on all immigration matters that are of critical importance to the client.
