Vivian Anwuli Owah
Imperium Immigration & Citizenship Services
College ID #R531161
Vivian Anwuli Owah is a distinguished Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R531161) and the founder of Imperium Immigration & Citizenship Services, based in London, Ontario. She holds an LL.B from the University of Lagos, Nigeria, and an LL.M in International Commercial Law from the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Her expertise spans business immigration, family sponsorships, express entry pathways, and federal programs, having graduated with honors in Canadian Immigration Laws from the University of British Columbia. Fluent in multiple languages, including French, Vivian adeptly works with diverse communities worldwide. Her approach is client-focused, aiming to deliver ethical guidance and innovative immigration solutions. As a seasoned immigration professional, Vivian is committed to empowering individuals and families to successfully navigate Canada’s immigration system.
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Immigration Services Explained
Vivian Anwuli Owah specializes in navigating complex immigration pathways, offering tailored expertise in Express Entry, Canadian business immigration, and citizenship applications. Through her in-depth understanding of federal immigration programs, she provides strategic guidance to skilled professionals aiming to secure permanent residency via Express Entry's points-based system. Her services encompass profile creation, eligibility assessments, and optimizing Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores to improve client outcomes. For entrepreneurs and investors, Vivian offers customized solutions under Canada’s business immigration streams, including advice on provincial business nominee programs, entrepreneurial visas, and pathways for self-employed individuals seeking permanent residency. Her citizenship services cater to those ready to transition from permanent residency, assisting in the application process and preparing clients for citizenship tests and interviews. With a meticulous approach to Canadian immigration laws, Vivian ensures compliance with current regulations while delivering actionable insights at every stage. Whether you’re pursuing economic migration through Express Entry, exploring Canada’s thriving business landscape, or taking the final steps toward citizenship, Vivian leverages her expertise to streamline the process, minimize complications, and guide clients confidently toward their immigration goals.
Local Immigration Context
Vivian Anwuli Owah equips French-speaking clients with the immigration knowledge they need, sharing expert insights and proven strategies for Canadian applications entirely in French.
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Business Locations
London, Ontario
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