• Permanent Residence
• Provincial Nominee Programme
• Family Class
• Sponsor Parents and Grandparents
• Humanitarian and Compassionate applications
• Federal Skilled Workers
• Business Class
• Work Permits
• Study Permits
• Visitor Visas
• Criminal Admissibility
• North American Free Trade Act applications

Website and Social Media Review

The website for ConnectMaple is not the most modern, and is rather basic  but it has an informative about us page as well as information about the different types of visas to Canada as well as a useful page about why you should think about immigrating to Canada. On the negative side there is no privacy policy, terms and conditions or refund policy, which we would expect from an immigration consultancy website. In addition there is no news page or testimonials page. When Canadian visa reviews put this website through a scam checker, it passed as highly trustworthy, and all the details checked out. We also verified Mr Chandran’s status on the ICCRC website and he is indeed a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant along with A Shunmugam, who we presume is a business colleague or partner. With regards social media, the company does not have much of a presence, with a Facebook page that only has 43 likes and was last updated in 2015. ConnectMaple had no other social media pages that we at Canadian Visa Reviews could find, which meant no feedback from other people who have used this firm of immigration consultants.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Canadian visa reviews feels that ConnectMaple could do with updating their website and adding more pages such as terms and conditions, testimonials and a refund policy. In addition they need to have regularly updated social media to reach a wider audience. But as they are Regulated Canadian immigration consultants, Canadian visa reviews can verify them as a trusted immigration agency.