Glenn Anthony Van Ooyen
Maple Leaf Visas Services
College ID #R420759
Glenn Anthony Van Ooyen is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R420759) with Maple Leaf Visas Services, based in Mission, British Columbia. He specializes in assisting clients through Canadian immigration pathways, including Express Entry, provincial nominee programs, business and investor immigration, and family sponsorship. Glenn is well-versed in preparing appeals and submissions, guiding clients in judicial reviews, and navigating complex cases. With extensive expertise in programs such as the Federal Skilled Trades, Canadian Experience Class, and Start-Up Visa, Glenn provides tailored solutions for individuals and businesses seeking permanent residency. He serves diverse communities and ensures meticulous representation in federal court. His commitment to simplifying the immigration process has earned the trust of immigrants worldwide. Glenn's approach emphasizes accuracy, professionalism, and care with every application he handles.
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Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Glenn Anthony Van Ooyen offers a wide range of Canadian immigration services tailored to meet diverse client needs. As a seasoned expert in Express Entry, he helps individuals and families navigate the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) and improve their profiles to secure Invitations to Apply (ITA) for permanent residency. Glenn also supports applicants pursuing Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), guiding them in meeting province-specific criteria and accessing expedited pathways to Canada. For entrepreneurs and investors, his business immigration expertise ensures a seamless application process, including the Start-Up Visa program, designed to attract innovative business ventures to Canada. Families seeking to reunite can rely on Glenn for Family Sponsorship services, ensuring applications are comprehensive and meet the eligibility requirements. Beyond initial applications, Glenn provides robust support in immigration appeals and judicial reviews, helping clients overcome setbacks and achieve favorable outcomes. He is also proficient in matters concerning the Federal Skilled Worker and Canadian Experience Class programs, assisting clients in showcasing their skills, qualifications, and work experience effectively. With meticulous attention to detail, Glenn proactively addresses complex cases, offering clarity and confidence in navigating Canada’s immigration system. His services are designed to align with your unique goals, ensuring every step is strategically planned for success.
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Business Locations
Mission, British Columbia
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