Frequently Asked Questions

During a consultation, we review the information you provide, discuss potential Canadian immigration options, identify important issues and explain practical next steps. A consultation provides professional advice based on the information available; it does not guarantee eligibility, approval or representation after the meeting.

Select Book a Consultation or Book Online, choose the service that best matches your matter, select an available date and time, complete the booking form and payment, and watch for a confirmation email with your Zoom meeting details.

Prepare your passport or identity documents, relevant application forms, correspondence from IRCC, refusal letters, important dates and a short timeline of your immigration history. Send only documents requested through an approved secure method.

Yes. All consultation prices shown on this website are in Canadian dollars (CAD). Review the selected service, currency and total at checkout before paying. If your account uses another currency, your bank or card issuer may apply its own conversion rate or fee.

No. A consultation covers professional advice for the booked matter. Application preparation, filing, ongoing correspondence or representation are separate services and require a written service agreement and additional fees.

No. Immigration decisions are made by Canadian authorities. No consultant can guarantee approval, a processing time, an invitation or entry to Canada. Professional advice can help you understand the requirements, risks and next steps.

Processing times vary by application type, country, completeness, verification needs and IRCC workload. Published IRCC processing times are estimates, not guarantees. Check the official IRCC processing-time tool for the most current estimate.

Use the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants Public Register to confirm that a consultant is licensed, active and entitled to practise. Search for Victoria Soluade or Borama Immigration Consulting and compare the listed contact details before paying for services.

A visitor visa or electronic travel authorization is a travel document and does not by itself authorize work or study in Canada. Limited exceptions may apply, but most people need the appropriate work or study authorization.

If Borama agrees to take your matter, the scope of work, responsibilities, fees and payment terms will be set out in a written service agreement. Representation does not begin simply because a consultation was booked.

Keep the refusal letter and any relevant application records, note any deadlines, and avoid resubmitting before the reasons have been reviewed. Book a Visa Refusal Consultation so we can review the decision and discuss possible next steps. A consultation does not guarantee a successful reapplication, reconsideration or court outcome.