Employer & LMIA support
LMIA support across program streams and sectors, including application preparation, recruitment documentation and employer compliance assistance.
Explore serviceEvery matter deserves a considered plan. We bring regulated expertise, careful preparation and clear next steps for individuals, families and Canadian employers.
Google 5.0★★★★★294 reviewsBased in Calgary and serving clients across Canada, our RCIC-led practice supports LMIA applications and employer compliance, work and study permits, visitor and Super Visas, spousal sponsorship, Express Entry and permanent residence. Every file has its own facts, deadlines and decision points.
Not sure which service fits? A first conversation can help clarify the right next step.
LMIA support across program streams and sectors, including application preparation, recruitment documentation and employer compliance assistance.
Explore serviceEmployer-specific, open, spousal open, bridging open and post-graduation work permits, plus extensions and restoration applications.
Explore serviceClear preparation of forms and relationship evidence for couples building their lives together in Canada.
Explore spousal sponsorshipSupport with permanent residence and provincial nominee applications, grounded in program criteria and your circumstances.
Explore serviceStudy permit applications and extensions, with attention to study plans, supporting documents and status timelines.
Explore serviceCareful review and response support for procedural fairness letters, additional document requests, refusal letters and complex application histories.
Explore serviceApplication support for temporary visits and family reunification, with attention to purpose of travel and supporting evidence.
Explore serviceLMIA and compliance support for trucking and construction employers, across high-wage, low-wage, caregiver and agriculture-sector applications.
Explore serviceProfile preparation, ranking-score review and permanent residence application support for Express Entry candidates.
Explore serviceWe support Canadian employers with LMIA applications across high-wage, low-wage, caregiver and agriculture-sector streams, along with employer compliance and related work permit steps. We start with the facts of the business, position and worker’s situation, then clarify requirements, documentation and timelines.
Explore employer immigration services20 minutes · CAD $70 + GST · Email our office
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We start by understanding where you are, what has happened so far, and what you need to decide next. Then we build a practical plan for the work ahead.
Talk through your situationWe review your goals, immigration history, current status, documents and important dates.
We explain relevant pathways, requirements and risks in plain language so you can make an informed decision.
We organize forms and supporting evidence around the requirements that matter to your application.
You know what has been submitted, what to expect next and when an update or action is due.

Building Inspiring Future
Calgary, AlbertaNavdeep Singh Bhatia is a Calgary-based Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant and the principal of Dolphin Immigration & Education Consultants Inc. He has been licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants since 2017.
His work supports individuals, families and Canadian employers navigating immigration matters, with an emphasis on careful preparation, practical advice and clear communication. Every file is approached on its own facts, with the aim of helping clients understand their options and next steps.
Every situation is different. A consultation is the best place to discuss the facts and the options that may apply.
No. Decisions are made by the relevant government authority. We can explain the requirements, assess your circumstances and prepare your application carefully, but no representative can promise a particular result.
Bring your current immigration documents, relevant application history, any refusal or request letters, and a short timeline of important events. If you do not have everything, we can identify what is needed next.
Yes. We can review the decision or letter, explain the issues it raises and discuss available next steps. Time limits can matter, so contact us promptly when a deadline is involved.
No. The practice is based in Calgary, and consultations can be arranged remotely. The right service and scope will depend on your matter and the consultant’s authorization.
Start with a focused conversation about your goals, your current situation and the questions you need answered.