Anthony Doherty
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, Partner
Doherty Fultz Immigration
Originally from County Donegal, Ireland, Anthony Doherty (R#510956) immigrated to Canada as a Federal Skilled Worker in 2008. His primary area of focus is economic immigration to Canada, including Labour Market Impact Assessments, work permits, and all permanent residence programs under Express Entry.
He has successfully advocated for his clients in appeals, as well as instances of Officer error in law or fact on immigration applications.
Anthony represents clients from all regions of the world, with emphasis on Ireland and the UK given his personal experience with the Canadian immigration system. He retains success rate above 96% with both applicants for immigration, as well as employers seeking LMIAs for their workers.
He is particularly skilled in finding a creative approach to an applicant’s Express Entry points to ensure that they have the highest chance of receiving an Invitation to Apply for permanent residence. Anthony is also extremely knowledgeable regarding eligibility for Express Entry.
Anthony is dedicated to ensuring that his clients are able to accept their Invitations to Apply for PR, and to providing honest and sound immigration advice to all clients. He has been a member licensed and in good standing with Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council since 2014.
Cassandra Fultz
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, Managing Partner
Doherty Fultz Immigration
Cassandra Fultz (R#514356) began her career in the Canadian immigration industry in 2008 and is currently the Managing Partner of Doherty Fultz Immigration Inc., located in Toronto, ON.
At DFI, Cassandra specializes in immigration cases pertaining to criminal inadmissibility, applying for PR cards from outside Canada, Canadian citizenship, Family Sponsorship, Study Permits, and Visitor status. She has advocated for her clients with an impressive success rate, including for applications with prior refusals.
Cassandra is dedicated to providing straightforward and easy to understand immigration advice in order to help clients plan for their futures in Canada.
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Given her extensive experience in the immigration field, she is a regular contributor to discussions pertaining to current immigration issues on Global News Toronto and nationwide Global News Radio stations, among other news agencies across Canada.
Cassandra is also an instructor of the Immigration Consultant program at Herzing College Toronto Campus, where she teaches immigration law, mentors students, and contributes to ongoing course development.
Apolka Rohanszky
Case Manager
Doherty Fultz Immigration
Apolka began her career in the Canadian immigration field in 2005 and is currently a Case Manager at Doherty Fultz Immigration in Toronto, ON. She has extensive experience in corporate Canadian immigration, having worked with some of the most knowledgeable experts at the biggest corporate immigration law firms in Toronto for more than 10 years.
She has experience in all aspects of Canadian immigration, including temporary and permanent residence, economic and family classes. Apolka arrived from Hungary over 20 years ago and is fluent in Hungarian, offering services in Hungarian as well.
Apolka is currently working towards her certification and accreditation as a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant. She is passionate about helping clients achieve their immigration goals of settling in Canada.
Bonnie Tyler
Case Manager
Doherty Fultz Immigration
Originally from England, Bonnie has worked with Doherty Fultz Immigration since the company was founded in 2014. Her career in Canadian immigration began in 2009 and she has been dedicated to client satisfaction since this time.
Bonnie has extensive experience with Canadian study permits, PR card applications, all types of Canadian citizenship matters, including citizenship through descent and naturalization, and British citizenship.
She is an integral part of the immigration team at DFI, and contributes to the completion of files across multiple departments.