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US to Canada Immigration Consultants: Licensed Help for Your Move North

RCIC-licensed, CICC-regulated help for US citizens, green card holders and H-1B or other visa holders who want a licensed representative for their move to Canada.

RCIC-Licensed · CICC-Regulated · Rated 4.9 from 286 reviews · Free 15-minute consultation

New to the process? Start with the complete guide to moving from the USA to Canada.

BOTH SIDES OF THE BORDER

Two Offices, One on Each Side of the Border

Meet us in Canada or in Michigan — or work with us by secure video call from anywhere in the United States.

Windsor, ON — Head Office

811 Erie Street East, Windsor, ON N9A 3Y5. Directly across the Ambassador Bridge from Detroit, with in-person appointments available.

Troy, MI — United States Office

755 W. Big Beaver Rd., Suite 2020, Troy, MI 48084. A US address for clients in Michigan and the wider Detroit metro area.

Clients outside Michigan work with us through virtual consultations, which covers every other US state.

WHAT WE HANDLE

Pathways We Handle for US Residents

Express Entry & Permanent Residence

Skills-based selection with no lottery. See Canada PR options for US citizens.

H-1B to Canada

Move from a US H-1B to Canadian work authorisation and on to permanent residence.

CUSMA Work Permit

For qualifying US professionals under the Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement — no LMIA required.

Intra-Company Transfer

Move to a Canadian branch, subsidiary or affiliate of your current US employer.

Global Talent Stream

Employer-sponsored work permits for eligible tech roles, with fast processing.

US–Canada Family Sponsorship

Reunite with a spouse, partner, parent, grandparent or dependent child in Canada.

Study in Canada

Study permits and a route to Canadian experience and permanent residence.

Citizenship

Canadian citizenship applications, including questions about keeping your US status.

DUI & Criminal Inadmissibility

A past DUI or conviction can make you inadmissible. Rehabilitation may be available.

YOUR TEAM

Who You Will Work With

Your file is handled by licensed professionals, not unlicensed staff.

Amy K.

Founder, Director & Principal RCIC. Leads the firm and oversees strategy on cross-border files.

Surinder B.

Associate Director, Case Processing & Compliance (RCIC-IRB). Holds the RCIC-IRB class of licence for tribunal matters.

HOW IT WORKS

How the Process Works

1. Free Consultation

Discuss your situation and goals. We assess eligibility and recommend the best pathway.

2. Strategy Development

A customized strategy — the right program, timeline, and required documents for your profile.

3. Application Preparation

Our team prepares your complete application, forms, and supporting documents.

4. Submission & Follow-Up

We submit and monitor progress, responding to any IRCC requests.

COVERAGE

Serving Michigan and the Rest of the US

From our Windsor head office, directly across the Ambassador Bridge, and our Troy office, we serve clients across Michigan and the wider Detroit metro area. We also work with clients in every other US state by secure video call.

See the full state hub: immigrate to Canada from Michigan.

Prefer to start with the detail? Read our Canada PR options for US citizens, compare immigration lawyer vs consultant, or see what people say in our client reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant can represent you before IRCC wherever you live. Most of our US clients work with us entirely by secure video call, with in-person meetings available in Windsor or at our Troy, Michigan office.

Yes. The initial 15-minute consultation is free. If your case needs a detailed eligibility assessment or document review, we will explain any paid option before it is booked — see book a free consultation.

Both can represent you before IRCC. A lawyer is required for Federal Court matters. For most applications the individual’s licence, experience and honesty matter more than the title — see immigration lawyer vs consultant.

No. Most cross-border clients never visit in person. We hold secure virtual consultations for clients anywhere in the United States, and you can also meet us in Troy, Michigan or at our Windsor head office.

Professional fees depend on the complexity of your case — the program, the number of applicants and whether there are complications such as a refusal or inadmissibility. We explain our fees separately from government fees, in writing, before you commit.

In many cases yes. A spouse or common-law partner and dependent children can usually be included on a single permanent residence application. Work and study permit applications for accompanying family members are prepared alongside the principal application.

Start Your Move to Canada

Book a free 15-minute consultation with an RCIC-licensed professional. We will tell you honestly which pathway fits — and what it will cost before you commit.