M. Khan & Company Immigration recognizes that deciding to relocate to another country is one of the most challenging decisions a person can make. Once the decision is made, it is evident that navigating immigration law is not something one should undertake alone. The substantial amount of paperwork and forms required to complete an immigration application can be overwhelming. This challenge is not limited to immigrants from other countries; even natural-born Canadians may find the process daunting, particularly when English is not their first language.

Although the Canadian Immigration website suggests that individuals can manage the visa and immigration process independently, this suggestion often does not reflect reality. The immigration process is complex and highly detailed, with even minor errors potentially leading to delays or rejections of visa applications. Many potential immigrants are unclear about all the requirements, and this lack of information can become a significant barrier to entering or remaining in the country legally. It is crucial that poor or insufficient representation does not become the reason for someone's aspirations being thwarted.