Morteza Idjadi
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB) & CEO, Idjadi Immigration
About
Morteza Idjadi is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB) and the Founder and CEO of Idjadi Immigration Consultancy Inc., providing strategic, personalized immigration solutions to individuals, families, and businesses across Canada. With formal education in Immigration: Laws, Policies, and Procedures from the University of British Columbia and full authorization to represent clients before the Immigration and Refugee Board, Morteza combines strong legal expertise with a practical, results-driven approach. He is licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), a member of CAPIC, and a Commissioner for Taking Affidavits in British Columbia. Morteza offers comprehensive support across all immigration pathways, including temporary residence, permanent residence, family sponsorship, business immigration, and complex immigration applications, including cases involving refusals, procedural fairness letters, and litigation-level challenges. Each case is handled with precision, careful strategy, and full alignment with Canadian immigration law. What truly sets his practice apart is the trust he has built with clients. With over 100 verified 5-star reviews, clients consistently highlight his ability to resolve difficult cases, provide clear step-by-step guidance, and deliver successful outcomes—even after multiple prior refusals. His approach is defined by honesty, transparency, responsiveness, and a genuine commitment to each client’s success. At Idjadi Immigration, the focus goes beyond applications. It is about building long-term relationships, providing reliable guidance, and turning complex immigration challenges into clear, achievable pathways. If you are looking for experienced, trustworthy, and results-focused immigration representation, Morteza Idjadi offers the expertise and support you can rely on. Expertise you can rely on.
Education
Graduate Diploma in Immigration: Laws, Policies, and Procedures — University of British Columbia (UBC)