Business immigration and the complicated files other people turn away. Express Entry, provincial nominations, sponsorship, and the appeals that follow a refusal — handled personally by a licensed consultant with over a decade of Canadian immigration experience.
Tianna Feng
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
RCIC #R530075
Licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants.
Every immigration journey is different. The work is listening properly first, then building the case the facts actually support.
Tianna Feng
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Arrivée is a small practice by choice. Tianna Feng has spent over a decade on Canadian immigration files and takes on the ones that need real attention — business immigration, and the cases that have already gone wrong somewhere else.
A boutique practice means the person assessing your file is the person who files it. No handing you down a chain.
Business immigration, previous refusals, admissibility problems — the cases that need an argument built, not a form filled in.
A 200-dollar consultation that ends in “wait six months and retake your language test” has done its job. Knowing not to file yet is worth more than filing badly.
Tianna Feng — RCIC #R530075 — is licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants, the federal body that regulates immigration and citizenship consultants. You can confirm this registration yourself on the College’s public register.
College of Immigration and Citizenship ConsultantsCollege’s public register
Applications, and what happens when one goes wrong. Everything below is work a licensed immigration consultant is authorised to do — if a file needs a lawyer instead, you will be told that on the first call rather than after a retainer.
Express Entry and the federal economic streams — including the business immigration work this practice specialises in.
A nomination is worth 600 CRS points on its own. We work across every province and territory that runs a program.
Getting you into Canada lawfully — to visit, to study, or to work — and keeping that status valid.
Bringing a spouse, partner, child, parent or grandparent to Canada — including the applications that turn on evidence rather than eligibility.
Keeping the status you already hold, and getting back into Canada when your card has run out.
The last step — grant applications, and the physical presence calculation they turn on.
When an application is refused, status is at risk, or a past issue is blocking your return.
$200 CAD plus HST, in person in Oakville or online. We go through your age, education, language results and work history, and score the file the way IRCC will. If you are not competitive yet, you hear it here — not after you have paid a retainer.
Which program, which stream, what your CRS score is today, and the two or three moves that would raise it most. Fees for the work itself are quoted before anything starts, with government fees listed separately.
A checklist built for your file, then review of every document before it is submitted. Most refusals we are asked to fix were avoidable at this stage.
We submit, track the file, and answer procedural fairness letters or requests for further evidence. If it is refused, we take the appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division.
The first 30 minutes are used to work out whether you have a case worth filing. Bring your language test results and your education credentials if you have them — that is most of the assessment turns on.