Frequently Asked Questions

Most of our communication would be by email, so we have records and tracking. A follow up with a phone call will take place if you require more explanation or have questions. For this, you will need to book a phone appointment.

Very! Immigrating to Canada is often the largest investment of time and money that you will make in your life, so it is important to make sure that your journey is in the hands of a professional who is regulated by the Canadian government.

In Canadian law, there are only 3 types of people who can assist and represent future Canadians in their immigration journey for a fee: Members of the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council, Canadian lawyers, and Quebec Notaries.

Would you go to an unlicensed dentist? Probably not because of the obvious dangers to your health. Well, immigration is the same.

Your immigration process if starting a new life and you need it to be done perfectly.

Lefevre’s founder, Ms. Martine Lefevre is a member of the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council and her registration number is R533061.

While she is based out of Montreal, Canada, she is able and legally allowed to represent clients from all over the world.

The fee you paid will go towards your new contract. That is, any feed you are charged for signing on, would take into consideration the consultation fee you already paid.

At Lefevre Immigration, we are legally bound to our Professional Code of Ethics, so if you don’t qualify for a program, we will let you know immediately so you don’t waste time and money applying for a program.

Often for people who don’t qualify for an immigration program, if they still wish to come to Canada, we would recommend to study in Canada, which often has a multitude of immigration options after graduation.

The assessment is free. It allows us to see if we should take the next step of a more thorough analysis by having an in-depth consultation.