Toronto immigration practices: book paid consultations, not free advice sessions
Toronto RCIC practices get the same questions all day in many languages: which program, how long, how much. DICE answers what your pages say about your services and fees, books paid consultations and collects the details you need before the call.
Immigration consultants in Toronto: what is different
- Only licensed professionals can give immigration advice for a fee. The agent never assesses eligibility; it explains your services and books a consultation with a licensed RCIC.
- Clients ask whether you are licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. The agent answers with the licence details on your site.
- Clients write in Punjabi, Urdu, Tagalog, Persian, Arabic, Spanish and more. The agent replies in their language and your intake notes arrive in English.
Languages your customers use
Toronto customers write in English first, and many switch to the language they use at home: Mandarin, Cantonese, Punjabi, Tamil, Tagalog, Urdu, Persian, Portuguese, Spanish or Italian. A reply in the customer’s own language often decides who gets the job.
Rules that shape your replies
Private businesses in Ontario follow PIPEDA for personal information. Commercial emails and texts fall under CASL: you need consent, you must say who is writing, and every message needs a working unsubscribe. Organizations with 50 or more employees in Ontario also have AODA duties for an accessible website.
DICE records consent with the exact wording and policy version, stops follow-ups on STOP or unsubscribe, and sends in your business name. The chat widget is designed for WCAG 2.1 AA and checked with automated accessibility tests: keyboard use, screen-reader labels, visible focus.
Rules change. Check the current text with the regulator or your advisor; this page is general information, not legal advice.
What DICE handles for immigration consultants in Toronto
Paid consultation booking
Books and takes the fee through your own account.
Document checklists
Shares the checklists you publish, never program advice.
Multilingual intake
Collects background details in the client’s language.
Questions from Toronto
Will the assistant tell someone if they qualify for Express Entry?
No. Eligibility is advice, and only a licensed professional can give it. The agent explains your services and books a consultation.
Can it collect the fee before the consultation?
Yes. Payment goes to your own account and the client accepts your cancellation policy first.
Clients ask if we are licensed. Can it answer?
Yes, with the CICC licence details you publish, linked to the page.
Does it work in Punjabi and Persian?
It replies in Persian and in Punjabi when the client writes in it, citing your pages.
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See it answer from your own website
Enter your address and an email. DICE reads part of your site and you chat with the result a few minutes later.