Refused? Find out why before you pay for anything else.
Most applicants from our markets are refused at least once. A refusal letter rarely says what actually went wrong, and reapplying without fixing it usually fails the same way. We read the letter, tell you the likely trigger, and say plainly whether reapplying this year is realistic.
Paid, because it takes an adviser’s time
Neither of these is immigration advice or representation. We read documents and tell you what we see.
Refusal review & reapplication plan
- A line-by-line read of your refusal letter and what each ground usually means in practice
- The most likely actual trigger, which is often not the one written down
- Whether your profile can be fixed for this intake, the next one, or not at all
- If reapplying is realistic: what has to change, in order
- If it is not: we say so, and we say why — that is the whole point of paying for this
Written review within 3 working days, plus a 30-minute call.
Funds & documentation audit
- Your funds evidence against the destination’s stated requirement, in the destination’s currency
- Statement history: how long funds have been held, and whether the pattern will raise questions
- Source of funds — whether what you can document matches what you are claiming
- Sponsor documentation, if someone else is funding you
- The gaps, ranked by how often each one causes a refusal
Written audit within 3 working days.
What this is not
We are an education consultancy. We are not licensed immigration consultants or lawyers, we do not represent you to any government, and we cannot appeal a decision on your behalf.
What we can do is read your documents against the published requirements and our own record of what gets refused in your corridor, and tell you what we see. For Canadian study permits this review covers your admissions position and your finances only — not your IRCC submission.
If we think the honest answer is that you should not reapply, you get that answer. You will have paid for it, and we think that is the version worth paying for.