Can-Am Immigration is an immigration company with its head office based in Toronto, Canada. Can-Am Immigration provides visa and immigration services to people from all over the world. They also deal with immigration to the U.S. Can-AM Immigration has four immigration agents that are registered with the ICCRC. Nir Rozenberg is the Director of Operations at Can-Am Immigration, he studied an Immigration Law Program at York College of Industry and Technology. His RCIC number is R418015. Pradeep Thankappan is another RCIC agent that works at Can-Am Immigration. Pradeep immigrated to Canada in 2001 and he has now opened a Can-Am Immigration office in Mississauga. He is fluent in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Malayalam. His RCIC number was also not provided on the website but we searched for it and it is R513055. John Edwards is also an RCIC agent at Can-Am Immigration and his RCIC number is R410175. John worked in Peru for several years and now speaks relatively good Spanish.
 

The website for Can-Am Immigration is easy to use and very clear. But we felt that the homepage is a bit cluttered and there is information everywhere. There is more than enough information provided for the various Canadian visa options and the US immigration options. There is a blog page for Can-Am Immigration and the last post was on June 18, 2019. The blog articles are relevant to Canadian immigration but the articles are not very regular. There is a very thorough privacy policy but there are no terms and conditions or refund policy.



What we found a bit strange was that is that the About Us drop-down option is on the right-hand side and can be easily missed. We would have preferred if it was in the same area as the Canada Immigration drop-down option. There is a blog page for Can-Am Immigration and the last post was from the 3^rd of October. The blog articles are relevant to Canadian immigration but the articles are not very regular. There is also an option to subscribe to their mailing list. There is a very thorough privacy policy but there is no terms and conditions or refund policy.

Links to the social media platforms of Can-Am can be found in the footer of their website. The Facebook page has a following of just over 5,000 people. They post relevant Canadian immigration content which is good. The ‘Reviews’ part of their page has some positive testimonials from clients, which is a promising sign. However, the Twitter page of Can-Am presents a strong contrast. It has a following of only 85 people and is extremely outdated, the last tweet posted was in December 2016!
 

The Can-Am Immigration website is easy to use and the information is clear. What we really liked about Can-Am Immigration is that you feel a personal touch to the services that they are providing you. The one thing that we can fault Can-Am Immigration on is the lack of important documents like the terms and conditions and refund policy. These documents are extremely important. If you have dealt with Can-Am Immigration please leave a comment below in our comments section, we would love to hear about the experience.