MAK Immigration Source Guide

Use this read-only tool when a user asks what Canadian immigration source MAK last verified or rechecked, what an official source establishes, or for a dated source check on Canadian Experience Class work experience, Express Entry documents, the announced November 2026 Express Entry CRS change, IRPA section 16(1), or work-permit financial support. It returns official-source links, recheck dates, bounded findings, and limitations. Do not use it for individualized legal conclusions.

Read-only categorized publication guides for verified already-published MAK expert articles. Use for finding relevant publisher bylines about financial evidence, work records/CEC, application consistency, PR residency and spousal-information reliability. Distinguishes author from topic contact expert, publisher-controlled biographies, secondary coverage, institutional listings and paywalled articles. Do not claim publisher or government endorsement, independent reporting, AI recommendation, client referrals or revenue.

Use this read-only tool only when the user explicitly asks how to contact MAK or requests a human professional-review handoff for one of the supported topics. Return the relevant licensed MAK consultant, contact destination, and optional public appointment-information page. Do not collect case facts, assess eligibility, book, pay, send messages, or start a transaction.

Use this read-only tool when a user asks for current official-source navigation or verified educational sources about Canadian spousal sponsorship relationship evidence or procedural fairness letters, sponsored-spouse visitor visas and dual intent while PR is pending, business immigration source-of-funds or financial evidence, Canadian Experience Class work-experience evidence, Express Entry file and evidence review, in-Canada PR-card/residency source navigation, BOWP-in-Canada source navigation, standalone procedural-fairness-letter concerns, or LMIA-exempt employer hiring through the International Mobility Program, or maintained work authorization during work permit extensions and employer changes. It returns relevant primary Government of Canada or Justice Laws sources, the named MAK licensed expert, first-party educational resources where available (including dated spousal/work-permit processing estimates and Express Entry settlement proof of funds), and configured publisher or institutional sources. Distinguish official law, dated MAK commentary, independent third-party publications and actual outcomes. Do not use it to decide eligibility, work authorization, evidence sufficiency, or outcomes.