John Richmond Cusi Dimayacyac
Tender Care Immigration Services Ltd.
College ID #R531103
John Richmond Cusi Dimayacyac is a dedicated Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), holding registration number R531103. As the founder of Tender Care Immigration Services Ltd., based in Victoria, British Columbia, he provides a wide range of immigration services including Express Entry, family and spousal sponsorships, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), and assistance with work and study permits. With a commitment to personalized client care, Mr. Dimayacyac is bilingual in English and Filipino, enabling him to serve a diverse clientele with precision and cultural understanding. His expertise extends to helping families reunite, guiding skilled workers through permanent residency processes, and assisting businesses with Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs). Passionate about enriching his clients’ experiences, he strives to simplify the immigration journey while maintaining the highest professional standards.
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Immigration Services Explained
John Richmond Cusi Dimayacyac offers a robust suite of immigration services tailored to meet a variety of client needs. For those looking to settle permanently in Canada, he provides guidance through the Express Entry system, including assistance with profile creation, CRS optimization, and navigating the Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades, and Canadian Experience Class programs. Families aiming to reunite can rely on his expertise in Family Sponsorship and Spousal Sponsorship applications, ensuring thorough preparation of required documentation and evidence. His proficiency with Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) allows him to assist clients in pursuing provincial pathways aligned with specific regional labor market demands. For individuals seeking temporary residency, he facilitates Work Permit applications, guiding both employees and employers through the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process when applicable. He also supports international students with Study Permit applications, providing strategic advice tailored to their academic and career objectives. Whether building a future in Canada through permanent residency or pursuing work and study opportunities, Mr. Dimayacyac ensures his clients have the tools and information needed to navigate Canada’s complex immigration system. From application preparation to submission, his services are designed to help clients achieve their immigration goals efficiently and with confidence.
Local Immigration Context
For clients more comfortable in Filipino, John Richmond Cusi Dimayacyac offers professional immigration guidance without the barrier of a language gap.
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Business Locations
Victoria, British Columbia
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