Neat Immigration Service

Great business. Helped get me and my family here to Canada. Will be using them for future services. I cannot recommend enough. So happy i found this company🙏🏽.

Joginder Singh Kang (JSK) and Harinder Kaur Kang (HKK), of Chandigarh Immigration Services Inc., of Delta, British Columbia, were found by the Discipline Committee to have committed professional misconduct. The RCICs failed to report the existence of a caregiver training center in India to the College. RCIC JSK provided immigration consulting advice to clients without entering into a written Initial Consultation Agreement nor a written Retainer Agreement. The RCIC JSK facilitated the execution of the written retainer agreement between the client and RCIC HKK without the client having met or having any correspondence with RCIC HKK and without properly identifying what functions each of the RCICs would perform during that retainer. The clients were misled regarding various requirements needed and the status of their applications. The RCICs required the clients to sign a release for a partial refund even though no material work had been done on the client’s file, no work permit application had been submitted, and no statement of account was delivered to the client. The RCICs entered into an Agreed Statement of Facts and Joint Submission on Penalty with the College related to their violations of the 2016 and 2019 Code of Professional Ethics, the Client File Management Regulation, the Business and Business Name Registration Regulation, the Retainer Agreement Regulation and the Changes in Information Regulation. The committee ordered RCIC JSK to be revoked and RCIC HKK to be restricted from performing any work related to Labour Market Impact Assessments and the future caregiver pilot program. RCIC HKK is to complete 3 of the College’s Practice Management Education Courses; refund clients in the total amount of $13,000, pay a fine of $15,000 to the College, pay costs to the College in the amount of $10,000 and to comply fully with the terms of the College’s Voluntary Resolution Program to resolve all open non-Discipline complaints.

They lost their licenses due to the way they were conducting business. DO NOT RECOMMEND THEM! They have no license to operate!