Maintaining a searchable database of all professionals it regulates.
Managing a rigorous complaints and discipline process.
Educating the public through awareness campaigns on the importance of retaining RCICs and the dangers of using unauthorized immigration representatives.
Enforcing the Code of Professional Ethics.
Accrediting and auditing the Immigration Practitioner Programs (IPPs) offered by post-secondary institutions across Canada.
Administering the entry-to-practice Full Skills Exam (FSE).
Delivering Practice Management Education (PME) courses in order for RCICs to maintain their competent practice.
Conducting a Compliance Audit to make certain that RCICs’ practice and documentation comply with ICCRC Regulations.
Crediting hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD), which ensure that RCICs’ immigration knowledge is current.
