Tiffany Chi
J. Kenney Consulting Ltd.
College ID #R508281
Tiffany Chi is a highly experienced Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with J. Kenney Consulting Ltd., holding registration number R508281. She has over a decade of expertise in Canadian immigration law and policy, specializing in corporate and economic immigration, family sponsorship applications, and inadmissibility matters. Tiffany is a licensed advocate before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and English from the University of British Columbia. In addition to her consulting practice, she is a recognized instructor and course developer, serving as an Adjunct Professor for Queen’s University’s Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law program.
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Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Tiffany Chi provides tailored immigration solutions across three pivotal areas of Canadian immigration law. For businesses seeking international talent, she specializes in corporate immigration pathways, including work permit applications, LMIA-based strategies, intra-company transfers, and programs under the Global Skills Strategy. Her expertise ensures seamless navigation of complex regulatory requirements, enabling employers to expand their workforce while meeting compliance standards. In family sponsorship matters, Tiffany assists clients in uniting with loved ones through spousal sponsorships, dependent child sponsorships, and parent or grandparent super visa applications. Her in-depth understanding of eligibility requirements and processing timelines allows families to confidently pursue reunification in Canada. Addressing inadmissibility concerns, Tiffany guides clients facing travel or residency barriers due to criminal records, medical inadmissibility, or other complications. Her proficiency in crafting TRP applications, rehabilitation cases, and legal submissions to the Immigration and Refugee Board ensures that each individual receives rigorous advocacy tailored to their unique circumstances. Whether managing corporate recruitment needs, facilitating family reunions, or overcoming inadmissibility challenges, Tiffany combines a decade of experience with an acute mastery of Canadian immigration policies to deliver effective results for her clients.
License Information
Class L3 - RCIC-IRB
RCIC with Immigration and Refugee Board authorization
Business Locations
Vancouver, British Columbia
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