Commit Immigration guides workers, students, and families through every stage of the Canadian immigration process — from first assessment to landing.
Every application starts by identifying the right category. We handle both sides of the process — getting you into Canada, and helping you stay.
Employer-specific and open work permits for skilled and temporary workers.
Temporary resident visas for family visits, tourism and business travel.
Study permits for Designated Learning Institutions, plus post-graduation planning.
Labour Market Impact Assessment support for Canadian employers sponsoring foreign workers.
Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs and other PR streams, assessed for your profile.
Inland and outland sponsorship for spouses, partners and dependent family members.
Guidance through residency requirements, the citizenship test and application filing.
Protection claims and refugee sponsorship applications handled with care and confidentiality.
The same process underlies every file we open, whichever pathway fits your situation.
We review your profile against current IRCC criteria and shortlist eligible pathways.
Documents, forms and supporting evidence are compiled and checked line by line.
Your application is submitted through the correct IRCC or provincial channel.
We monitor your file, respond to requests for additional information, and keep you updated.
Visa issued, permit approved, or PR confirmed — we help you plan the move itself.
We explain what each form and requirement actually means for your file, before you sign anything.
You work with the same consultant from assessment through to landing — no handoffs.
Based in Toronto, working with applicants abroad and in Canada by phone or video.
IRCC processing times shift — we tell you what's realistic, not what's easiest to hear.
Wherever you're applying from, the initial assessment can be done remotely.
commitimmigration.caProcessing times are set by IRCC and vary by program, country of application and case complexity. We give you a realistic estimate for your specific pathway during the initial assessment, and keep you updated if timelines shift.
A Labour Market Impact Assessment is a document some Canadian employers need before hiring a foreign worker. Whether one is required depends on the job, the program and the worker's status — we confirm this during your assessment.
Yes. We review the refusal reasons, assess whether to reapply, appeal, or pursue a different pathway, and rebuild the file to address what went wrong.
Yes — consultations are available remotely by phone or video regardless of where you're currently based.
Call the office directly, or reach us online — we'll ask a few questions and tell you honestly which pathway fits.