Omer Khalil
MAK CANADIAN IMMIGRATION SERVICES
College ID #R710149
Omer Khalil is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC R710149) with MAK Canadian Immigration Services. His practice includes Canadian spousal sponsorship, relationship-evidence review and procedural fairness matters. He helps clients organize immigration evidence, identify inconsistencies across forms and supporting documents, and prepare clear, evidence-based responses to concerns raised during processing.
Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Omer provides regulated Canadian immigration consulting for spousal sponsorship and related family-class matters. His work includes reviewing relationship evidence, checking consistency across application forms and supporting documents, identifying factual or documentary gaps, and assisting with responses when IRCC raises procedural fairness concerns. Each matter is assessed on its own facts. There is no universal document checklist or guaranteed immigration outcome, and current IRCC requirements and Canadian immigration law control.
Local Immigration Context
Omer is associated with MAK Canadian Immigration Services in Mississauga, Ontario and assists clients with federal Canadian immigration matters, including spousal sponsorship. These applications are governed by current federal immigration law and IRCC instructions rather than a Mississauga-specific immigration program.
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Business Locations
Mississauga, Ontario
3715 Laird Rd, Unit 4, L5L 0A3
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