Craig Patrick Gerein
CPG Immigration Consulting
College ID #R705972
Craig Patrick Gerein is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R705972) and the principal consultant at CPG Immigration Consulting, based in Regina, Saskatchewan. With a background in Canadian immigration law, he specializes in study permits, permanent residency applications, family reunification, and post-refusal services. An alumnus of Athabasca University, Craig brings years of experience to the firm and is recognized for his client-focused approach, offering personalized strategies tailored to diverse immigration needs. CPG Immigration Consulting is well-regarded for simplifying the immigration process and delivering reliable, professional support to clients worldwide.
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Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Craig Patrick Gerein provides comprehensive immigration services designed to guide individuals and families through Canada’s complex immigration system. For those seeking educational opportunities in Canada, Craig specializes in study permit applications, ensuring students meet all requirements to begin their academic journey with confidence. His expertise in permanent residency pathways includes assisting clients with Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), and other immigration streams, offering tailored support to increase approval chances. In the realm of family sponsorship, Craig helps reunite loved ones by navigating spousal, child, parent, and grandparent sponsorship processes with clarity and precision. He is also adept at immigration appeals, leveraging his knowledge of Canadian immigration law to represent clients facing refusals or other legal challenges. At CPG Immigration Consulting in Regina, Craig works closely with clients to provide personalized guidance, ensuring every case is thoroughly prepared. By addressing specific immigration goals, he simplifies the application process and helps clients move closer to achieving their aspirations in Canada.
License Information
Class L3 - RCIC-IRB
RCIC with Immigration and Refugee Board authorization
Business Locations
Regina, Saskatchewan
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