Selvin Mejia
MEJIA IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP SOLUTIONS
College ID #R712709
Selvin Mejia is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R712709) and the founder of Mejia Immigration and Citizenship Solutions, based in London, Ontario. With over 15 years of experience, he specializes in immigration, refugee protection, and Canadian citizenship, serving clients with expertise in permanent residency, work permits, visitor visas, and citizenship applications. A graduate of Western University in Social Justice and Peace Studies and the Immigration Consultancy Program at Humber College, Selvin also pursued legal studies at the University of Ottawa. Fluent in Spanish, he provides dedicated support to diverse clients, including those from Latin America. Selvin has held roles such as Executive Director of the Canadian Latin American Association and Manager of Settlement Services for the YWCA, strengthening his ability to assist newcomers. Actively engaged in social justice, he continues to contribute to community resources that promote inclusion, stability, and advocacy for vulnerable populations.
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Immigration Services Explained
Selvin Mejia provides comprehensive Canadian immigration services tailored to meet a wide range of client needs. He expertly guides individuals and families through work permit applications, ensuring compliance with labor market requirements and Canadian employer standards. For those seeking long-term solutions, Selvin specializes in permanent residency pathways, including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), and family sponsorships. Travelers looking to explore Canada can rely on his support for visitor visas and Super Visas, making the process smooth and stress-free. Selvin also assists clients in obtaining Canadian citizenship, managing the complexities of citizenship applications from eligibility assessments to document preparation. For individuals in urgent need of protection, he handles refugee claims with sensitivity and legal precision, navigating the claims process with deep knowledge of Canada’s refugee protection system. Beyond immigration applications, Selvin offers settlement services, helping newcomers transition seamlessly into their new lives in Canada by connecting them with resources and support networks. With experience spanning these key areas, Selvin Mejia ensures personalized, detail-oriented strategies for every client.
Local Immigration Context
Selvin Mejia counsels clients in Spanish on immigration topics including visa categories, permanent residency routes, work permits, and ongoing Canadian compliance requirements.
License Information
Class L3 - RCIC-IRB
RCIC with Immigration and Refugee Board authorization
Business Locations
London, Ontario
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