Ajay Sehgal is a Regulated
Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) who offers advice or assistance for
various immigration applications.
RCIC’s are specialists in Canadian Immigration Law.
Originally
from Haryana, India, Ajay moved to Kurukshetra, India
to attend university.
He received his B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) in India from
Kurukshetra University in 1990. Ajay then went on to successfully complete his
LL.B (Bachelor of Law) from the same University in 1994. He practiced
Law from 1994-1996 in Chandigarh, India.
Ajay Sehgal moved from Kurukshetra, India to Canada in 1996, and now resides in Vancouver, Canada with
his wife and 3 children.
From the time of his arrival, Ajay explored various opportunities in Canada. In 2007, Mr. Sehgal successfully completed UBC’s Immigration Law Studies consulting course. He became an Immigration Consultant, and has been an ICCRC member in good standing since 2008.
"I
enjoy my work as an Immigration Consultant and take great pride in honest and
ethical work when it comes to helping foreign workers seeking temporary or
permanent residency in Canada."
In the past 8 years of practice, he has been instrumental in processing
successfully approved applications
of over 400 cases.
Well versed in all temporary and permanent residency
applications in Canada, Ajay Sehgal is most recognized for his contributions in
assisting students coming to Canada under International Work Permits.
If you choose to consult a RCIC to act on your behalf with
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC), the Immigration and Refugee Board
(IRB) or the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA), make sure he/she is
regulated under the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council
(ICCRC).
The Government of Canada will not deal with non-authorized representatives who
charge a fee for their services.
If you are looking for advice on the legal and documentation process
from an experienced Immigration Consultant
to increase your chances of immigration for
study, work, travel or business purposes, it
is worth your time to call Ajay Sehgal.
Temporary
Residence in Canada:
Visitor Visa or Temporary Resident Visa
Work Permit
Study Permit
Permanent Residence in Canada:Visitor Visa or Temporary Resident Visa
Work Permit
Study Permit
Federal Skilled Worker Program
Business Immigration
Sponsoring Your Family
Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
Humanitarian and Compassionate Applications
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Family Sponsorship Appeals
Hi Ajay I would like to work in Canada and would like to discuss how to process it kindly share your contact details to discuss further
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