College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants

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Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC; Template:Lang-fr, CRCIC) is the country-wide regulatory authority that was created by the Canadian Government to protect consumers who obtain the services of Canadian immigration consultants.

According to Canadian Federal law, immigration consultants who provide their assistance for Canadian immigration services for a fee need to be registered with the ICCRC and must be accredited as a RCIC (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant). This is necessary for any Canadian visa consultant, even those who are based outside of Canada.

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ICCRC official website