CPD Credit Breakdown
This program contains 1.0 Hour Professionalism-Ethics.
This program is eligible for up to 1.0 Substantive Hours.
With the increase in the number of individuals representing themselves, new practices, procedures, and conflicts arise. These new challenges directly affect the justice system, decision makers, lawyers, legal professionals and their clients. This trend in self-representation will continue to grow. It is time to start adapting to these new challenges to protect your practice and your future clients when such situations arise. This session provides practitioners with an advanced roadmap to navigate the professional, ethical, and administrative demands of modern client management, billing clarity, and regulatory compliance. It also explores substantive requirements for application validity under Section 10 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR), providing standard procedures to identify and remediate file omissions and errors before and after submission.
Learning Objectives:
Q & A
An interactive Question & Answer session will conclude the presentation, allowing attendees to consult directly with the faculty regarding retainer disputes, self-represented litigant interactions, and s. 10 application audits
Admission Requirement: Registrants must be licensed legal practitioners in good standing (Canada or International).
Learning Formats:
Online: 24/7 On-Demand Video
Online: Live Interactive Sessions
Upon successful payment, an automated email will be sent within 5 minutes. Registrants must check their email account, including the spam/junk folder, for further access instructions.
Privacy & Data Policy: Registrants agree that they will not use real, sensitive, or identifiable client data during any AI tool demonstrations or practical labs if applicable.
Attendance Verification: Registrants understand that for "Audit-Proof" certification, attendance (live) or watch-time (on-demand) will be tracked, and if applicable Registrants may participate in a brief knowledge assessment at the end of each module.
Refund Policy: Registrants acknowledge that module fees are non-refundable once digital course materials or videos have been accessed.
Important CPD Claim Disclaimer for CICC Members
Members of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) must report their CPD hours strictly in accordance with the official credit breakdown provided in this syllabus (XXX Hour Professionalism, XXX Hours Substantive).
It is the sole responsibility of the individual member to track, retain, and securely store all documentation related to this program. This includes your registration receipts, the detailed course agenda, and your final Certificate of Completion. Members must maintain these records in their personal files to successfully claim their CPD credits through the CICC portal and to substantiate their attendance in the event of a regulatory compliance audit.
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