A relationship and an application record are different things
An application needs to explain your relationship to someone who has not lived it. Dates, events and circumstances that feel obvious to you may need context in the record.
The review asks whether the available evidence gives a complete, consistent account of your circumstances.
Facts that deserve careful review
Mehdi reviews your relationship timeline, living arrangements, travel and immigration status together. Previous forms, applications and decisions, relevant family history and available evidence help him understand where the difficult question lies.
What consistency means
Forms, dates, explanations and documents should tell one accurate story. Where records differ or leave a gap, Mehdi can review the circumstances and what supports the explanation.
The aim is to understand your history accurately, including the parts that are difficult to explain.
When professional review may be useful
Some routine matters may be manageable without representation. Professional review may be useful when status concerns, periods apart, travel, previous applications or evidence gaps raise a specific question.
You work directly with Mehdi Nafisi, RCIC-IRB, for regulated advice and file review.
What a consultation can clarify
After intake review, a paid consultation can help identify the difficult issue, risks, missing evidence and next practical step. It can also clarify what further advice or representation may be appropriate.
Request a consultation
Have your relationship timeline, immigration history and available supporting record reviewed. Consultations are available in English and Farsi.