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Attestation of Collegial Studies (ACS)
Program Outline CSIC (Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants) is an autonomous, non-profit organization that operates independently from the Federal Government of Canada and regulates the activities of member immigration consultants who charge for their services. The mandate of CSIC is to protect consumers of immigration consulting services and to ensure that its members are competent and adhere to the rules of professional conduct. To ensure the competent, professional conduct of its members, the Society has created a rigorous code of ethics that all members must adhere to. People who wish to immigrate to Quebec are sometimes overwhelmed by the complex and unwieldy process that they must go through. In cooperation with Toronto’s York College of Industry and Technology, LaSalle College’s Immigration Consultant Program was designed to conform to CSIC licensing requirements and standards. Its purpose is Holders of the Immigration Consultant Attestation who pass the CSIC language test and meet the CSIC membership requirements are eligible to take the entrance exam for membership in the CSIC. As a certified Immigration Consultant, you will have the skills needed for the following activities:
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An immigration consultant may work independently or for an agency in order to represent his/her clients before the Government of Canada in cases of immigration or refugee protection.  Menu Course List
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