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Fees

Fees

We are always willing to work with you

And we believe that good advice should be accessible to everyone.

Consultation Fees

When you book an appointment with us, you will speak with a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant who is licensed and in good standing with the College of Immigration Consultants (formerly ICCRC). In order to allow us to spend enough time with you for a comprehensive review of your case, our office charges a consultation fee which covers up to one hour of time. Consultation fees are as follows:

If you decide to retain Doherty Fultz Immigration to assist with your immigration matter within 5 days of your consultation appointment, the fee you have already paid will be discounted from the cost of your service. All fees stated below are inclusive of HST. If you are located outside Canada, your consultation fee (and any subsequent professional fees if you would like to work together) will be charged in US Dollars and is tax-free.

Senior Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (video conference) Senior Consultant (in person)
4 + years of experience 4+ years of experience
$248 HST Included $508.50 HST Included

Full Representation

Because Immigration fees are a substantial investment into your future, our office is happy to break up the total cost into multiple payments for most services in order to make top-notch representation accessible to everyone. You don’t need to pay an expensive lawyer for good advice.

Typical Costs

The costs listed below are typical of these types of cases. The fees listed are professional fees only, and do not include government fees or other costs such as couriers, translations, or any other costs associated with an application such as medical exams.

Our consultants will discuss the details of your situation during a consultation and give you a quote based on your circumstances.

Professional fees can be paid in installments for convenience.

Temporary Status

Because Immigration fees are a substantial investment into your future, our office is happy to break up the total cost into multiple payments for most services in order to make top-notch representation accessible to everyone. You don’t need to pay an expensive lawyer for good advice.

Canadian Work Permits

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
IEC Working Holiday $850 – $1200
Spousal Open Work Permit $750 – $1500
Open Work Permit (Other) $500 – $700
Employer-Specific – no LMIA required $1500 – $3000
Employer-Specific, LMIA based $1000 – $2500
Bridging Open Work Permit $500 – $750 per applicant
Significant Benefit Work Permit (Francophone Mobilite, Start Up Visa, etc.) Starting at $2500

Canadian Study Permits

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
Initial Study Permit Application (no prior refusals) $750 – $2000
Initial Study Permit Application with prior refusals starting at $1800 (prices are based on individual circumstances such as number of refusals, refusal reasons, etc.)
Accompanying Child Study Permit or Visitor Record $350 – $500
Spousal Open Work Permit $750 – $1500
Study Permit Extension $500 and up

Canadian Visitor Visas

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
Visitor Visa (Temporary Resident Visa) – no prior refusals $700 – $2000
Visitor Visa with prior refusals $2000 – $3000
Visitor Extension (inside Canada) $400 – $750
TRV Renewal (inside Canada) $300 – $600

Permanent Residence

Family Sponsorship

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
In-Canada Class (Inland) Sponsorship with Work Permit $3750 – $4750
In-Canada Class (Inland) Sponsorship – Applicant Out of Status in Canada $4250 – $5000
Overseas (Family Class) Spousal Sponsorship $3750 – $4750
Spousal Sponsorship from Cuba $5000 and up
Child sponsorship $2000 – $3000 per child
Parental Sponsorship $2000 – $3000 per parent or grandparent

Express Entry

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
Express Entry Profile $750 – $1500
Canadian Experience Class $3000 – $4500
Federal Skilled Worker $4000 – $5000
Federal Skilled Trades $4000 – $5000
Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) Starting at $4750
Other PNP programs Starting at $4500
Bridging Open Work Permit $500 – $750 per applicant

Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds (H&C)

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
Become a PR on Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds $4750 – $7000 for single applicant

Additional $1000 for dependent spouse or child

PR Card Renewal or PR Travel Document on Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds $3000 – $4500 for single applicant

Additional $500 – $1500 for dependents

Response to Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) Starting at $3000

Canadian PR through Investment / Investor Visas

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
Start Up Visa Starting at $20,000
Provincial Investor Programs Starting at $15,000

Canadian Citizenship

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
Grant of Canadian Citizenship for current PRs $650 – $950
Canadian Citizenship Residency Questionnaire (RQ) Response Starting at $1500
Proof of Canadian Citizenship for child born outside Canada to Canadian parent (first citizenship certificate) $600
Replacement Proof of Canadian Citizenship $375 – $1000
Request for Waiver of Requirement under the Citizenship Act Starting at $1000

Other Canadian Immigration Matters

Criminal Inadmissibility

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) $1000 – $3000 for up to 3 convictions
TRP with more than 3 convictions Starting at $3000
Criminal Rehabilitation Starting at $3000

Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
LMIA Application – online $4000 – $6000 for up to 4 workers in the same position
LMIA Application – paper $5000 – $6000 for up to 4 workers in the same position
LMIA Audit Response Starting at $3000
LMIA-based Work Permit $1000 – $2500

Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) Response

Type of Service Typical Fee Range (Professional Fees Only)
PFL Response Starting at $3000

Convenient Payment

For clients in the neighbourhood, across Canada, or abroad, we offer convenient payment methods including Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, and Interac e-transfer. In the office, we are always happy to accept cash or money orders.

Testimonials

  • Sharon Campbell
    Anthony and his team are extremely helpful. They have made my permanent residency process very easy. They are extremely professional and genuinely care. They are quick to respond to any queries whether it be through email or phone. I would highly recommend this company to anyone seeking advice or help with their immigration processing. Thanks again for all your help.
    Sharon Campbell
  • Claire Flynn-Ryan
    The entire team at Doherty Fultz Immigration are absolutely amazing at their jobs, I employed Anthony as my immigration consultant my application was very tough and involved a lot of hard work he dedicated 110% of his time and effort to my application ensuring that all my needs were met he is very talented dedicated and hardworking and one of the best solicitors ive dealt with to date. In the unlikely event that Anthony was not available and I needed to deal with Cassandra she was also very helpful even though, I was not her client she always ensured my questions were answered and i was satisfied. Bonnie always responded very quickly to my emails and delivered fast communication between myself and Anthony and is a pleasure to deal with very polite and pleasant. The entire process exceeded my expectations in all areas such as fulfillment, quality, dedication client satisfaction Id like to thank Anthony and the rest of the team for all their hard work and wish them all the best in the future.
    Claire Flynn-Ryan

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