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Getting started · 3 min read

Consultation or free assessment: which should I choose?

MAMI offers two ways to get started. Here is how to pick.

Paid consultation

A one-on-one session with Malik Ashraf, RCIC-IRB: 20 minutes, for Super Visa, visitor visa, refusal, family sponsorship, Express Entry and business immigration questions, in English, Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi and more. It suits people who want to talk their situation through, ask questions directly and leave with clear next steps. You book, accept a short consultation agreement and pay online. The fee is MAMI’s professional fee and is separate from government fees.

Free assessment and written quote

A short online form that tells MAMI what you’re hoping to achieve. It costs nothing. MAMI replies within 24 hours with a written quote, or suggests a consultation if the case needs a closer look. An assessment request is not legal advice and doesn’t create a consultant–client relationship.

Which should I choose?

  • If your matter is time-sensitive, such as a refusal with a deadline or status that is about to expire, book a consultation or call MAMI directly.
  • If you mainly want to know the price of the work, or whether MAMI handles your kind of matter, request a free assessment.

Neither option guarantees any immigration outcome.