For clients
Make sure the person advising you is allowed to
Every consultant on Blift is verified against the official CICC registry. You can see their licence, their location and their reviews before you book — and Blift costs you nothing to use.
Unauthorized agents are the biggest risk in Canadian immigration
People lose savings and, worse, get applications refused because they took paid advice from someone with no licence and no accountability. Only certain people are legally permitted to represent you for a fee — and there is an official register of exactly who they are.
Blift checks that register before a consultant can take a single client.
Using Blift
What you can do
Search properly
Filter by the service you need, the language you speak, and where you are. Every result is a verified consultant.
See the fee first
Consultation fees are shown before you book, in your own currency where your consultant has set a local price.
Book a real time slot
Pick from actual availability rather than sending an enquiry and waiting to hear back.
Sign digitally
Review and sign consultation or retainer agreements in the platform, with the terms set out plainly.
Track your case
Upload documents against a checklist, see what is outstanding, and follow your case as it progresses.
Cost
Blift is free for you
There is no fee to search, book, sign or track your case. The only money you pay is your consultant’s own fee, plus any government or third-party costs — and you will see each of those separately before you pay anything.
Choosing well
Verification is the floor, not the ceiling
We confirm that a consultant is licensed. Picking the right one for your situation is still your decision — here is what to look at.
Relevant experience
Immigration is wide. Someone excellent at study permits may not be who you want for a complex refusal appeal.
Language
Being able to explain your situation precisely, in your own language, matters more than most people expect.
Reviews
Read what previous clients said, particularly about communication and whether costs matched expectations.
The consultation itself
A first consultation is also you assessing them. If they are vague about fees or promise outcomes, that is information.
Questions