Frequently Asked Questions

At a high level, we follow a 3 Steps Process:

1. Consultation

2. Retainership

3. Submission

1. Consultation: A 30 minute consultation consists of:

a) Making a payment of C$100 [₦ 100,000] per applicant using the secure Fees Page . If you wish to include additional attendees, please make an additional payment of C$100 per applicant where applicable.

b) Confirming the entries into the pre-assessment form and confirming the facts.

c) Assessing your profile against the program eligibility criteria.

d) A follow-up Zoom call to discuss options.

e) A discussion on how we can assist you in navigating through the process effectively.

2. Retainership: A retainership is a work-for-hire agreement between a client and a professional, where the client pays a retainer fee in advance for a set of services over a period of time. At this stage of our 3-point process:

a) Payment is made.

b) Forms are provided.

c) Filled forms are reviewed.

d) Follow-up questions asked (if any).

3. Submission of Application: At this stage, the reviewed forms are submitted.

Please note: IRCC determines the outcome of the application following submission. 

LaFav Travels Immigration Services Inc. does not have control over IRCC's response timelines and outcomes following submission.

 It would be helpful to bring any relevant documents related to your legal matter, such as travel, immigration & citizenship history, information around previous language proficiency tests taken, criminal and medical background information and any other information you believe is crucial to mention. Additionally, if you have any questions or concerns, it would be beneficial to write those down beforehand so that you don't forget to ask them during your meeting. 

 The cost of our services varies depending on the complexity of your matter. We offer transparent and fair pricing and will provide you with an estimate of our fees before we begin working on your case using the baseline fees listed on our Fees page. 

  The short answer is that the person can renew his/her status after residing in Canada for two years out of each five-year period. There are exceptions to this rule, but these are dependent on each person’s specific circumstances. Therefore, we strongly suggest that you call our office for consultation. 

 If a person has been physically present in Canada for a period of at least three years within the five years prior to submitting the citizenship application, he/she may qualify for Canadian citizenship. However, the rules for calculating a period of residency are complex and there are exceptions to the standard residency requirement. Therefore, we strongly suggest that you call our office for consultation. 

 In order to make a claim for a refugee protection, a person normally has to be in Canada or at a port of entry. However, there are exceptions to this rule, which can be outlined and discussed in a personal consultation. Therefore, we strongly suggest that you call our office for consultation 

 Unfortunately, the sponsorship program only permits you to sponsor certain types of relations. You may sponsor your spouse/common-law partner/conjugal partner, your parents/grandparents, children/grandchildren and stepchildren. In some special circumstances you may be eligible to sponsor other relatives, but this can be confirmed only after the assessment of your case. Therefore, we strongly suggest that you contact our office. 

Please visit our Professional Fees page for our fee estimates.