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How to split an offer into claims, check who you are dealing with, ask for terms in writing and date every rule, so you can judge an offer without taking advice from it.
Start the courseAbout this course
- Level
- Specialist
- Access
- Membership, $499.00 a year
- Time
- 50 min
- Lessons
- 4
- Pass mark
- 80%
- Exam attempts
- 3
- Certificate valid for
- 1 year
What you will learn
- Split an offer into claims and ask where each claim is written.
- Spot guarantees and pressure as reasons to pause.
- Check a registration on the official register of the regulator, not on a badge or a screenshot.
- Ask for price and terms in writing, and keep dated records of every source.
Lessons
- Claims that need proof 12 min
- Check who you are dealing with 13 min
- Read prices and terms 12 min
- Check rules, sources and dates 13 min
Questions
Does the course tell me whether an offer is a good deal?
No. It teaches you what to check and what to ask. It does not set prices, rules or deadlines. Check the official source and ask a qualified professional about your own case.
Is the certificate a credential for helping others with immigration?
No. It is a certificate of completion from this site. It is not a licence, not a qualification and not a registration. Check any adviser on the official register of the body that regulates them.
Can I use the course to help a relative?
Yes, to organise dated notes and questions. The decision stays with your relative. For questions about their case, ask a regulated Canadian immigration consultant or a lawyer.
