Based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, MCN Canada Immigration Consulting is an immigration agency. Marjorie Carmona Newman runs this company. She is a regulated ICCRC (Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council) and a CAPIC (Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants) member. Marjorie is an immigrant herself meaning her first-hand experience grants her full understanding of the immigration process. MCN promises to assist immigrants in their application process as they state errors on an application that could lead to termination of your immigration application.
 

We believe that first impressions are very important and apparently MCN feels the same way. Their website is professional, displaying Canadian colors as well as an animated header, displaying the many services they offer. As we continued our review of the website, we noted that there was an absence of both a Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions page. On their Home page, you will find the various services that they offer. These include:

All of the services have brief yet very helpful descriptions, offering immigrants a range of different options that best suit their situation. Aside from an online contact form, clients have to either call or email the agency.
 

The links to social media platforms of MCN Canada Immigration Consulting can be found in the bottom right-hand corner of their home page. Their Facebook has a modest following of just over 6,000 people. They post frequently and many of their posts are successful candidates who have used their services, which is good. They also have quite a few positive reviews on Facebook. 
 

We can confirm that MCN Canada Immigration Consulting could be an excellent choice if you are looking to immigrate to Canada. They are regulated, with a very capable and experienced immigration team. As an immigration agency, the company does not shy away from social media and present their services in an easy and understandable way. However, we suggest that anyone who is interested in immigration to do their own research before making any decisions.