Immigration Consultations
PROFESSIONAL CONSULTATIONS
Personal Advice,
Directly From Marla.
Professional Advice.
Marla is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants in Canada. Marla is also an American Attorney.
Consultation Fee, $100.
Your $100 consultation fee becomes a $100 credit (TRUE) toward any future immigration service that we offer. The credit is valid for one year.
Meet On Your Terms.
You have the option of meeting by Zoom or coming in to the Vancouver office. The goal is to answer your questions and provide you with personalized advice.
Affordable Help.
We believe that everyone deserves access to professional and reliable advice. Our pricing is designed with you in mind, wherever you are in the world.
Immigration Reliable Professional Approachable Confidential Affordable Advice
Marla Brock
RCIC & USA Attorney
PERSONAL ADVICE
It's Your Turn.
"I've advised thousands of clients on immigration laws, policies and programs. Now, it's your turn. Getting personalized, professional advice saves you time and money. Meetings can be In-Person or Via Zoom."
30 Minute Session + 3 Follow-Ups
When you book a consultation, your first meeting is 30 minutes. After the first meeting, you can book a follow-up session for up to 30 minutes, at no additional charge.
You automatically receive a $100 credit after your consultation. It’s valid for one year toward any professional immigration service we offer.
Marla Brock is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) and an American Attorney, licensed by the Florida Bar. Originally from the United States, Marla and her family moved to Vancouver in 2010 and are active in the community. She has practiced law in the United States and Canada, worked as Director of Strategy in the technology sector (clean energy) and is a former Google employee. She holds a Juris Doctor from Columbia University School of Law, Bachelor’s (double major) in Economics and German from Wake Forest University and a Certificate in Immigration (Laws, Policies and Procedures) from The University of British Columbia.