
Jessica Hernandez is a dedicated Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB) with hands-on experience in visitor visa, all kinds of work permit, study permit and visitor record cases. She is also proficient in spousal sponsorships, refugee and H&C cases. Jessica has been helping clients get their citizenship by descent under the new rules implemented in December 2025. She has helped scores of clients from the US under this category.
Before becoming an RCIC-IRB, Jessica has hands on experience of interacting with various kinds of visitors and immigrants in her capacity as a CBSA agent. She has also been an immigration coordinator for over a year where she has worked and honed her skills under the guidance of various senior RCICs and lawyers. She has an in-depth knowledge of immigration law, and is highly committed to client service. She is known for her clarity and compassion.
Jessica speaks English and Spanish fluently. He serves clients from all provinces and territories of Canada.
Jessica holds a Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law from Queen’s University. she also holds an Bachelor of Science (Honors) from the University of Toronto with a major in Anthropology and a minor in Biology and Forensic Science.
RCIC Registration Number: R1053932
You can confirm Jessica’s RCIC-IRB certification by visiting the official CCIC link and validating his registration number.
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Languages Spoken: English and Spanish
Considering a Full Representation?
Select from the below consultations to cover the following: 1) Meet Your Consultant — See if Jessica is the right fit for your case and has the experience you are looking for. 2) Check Your Eligibility. 3) Understand Our Full Representation Process. 4) Get a Quote & Next Steps.
Want to Do It Yourself?
For “Do it Yourself Cases” you may book the below review consultations. These are time-based consultations with either a 30-min or 60-min slot. During the review consultations, you may share your screen and get Grace’s input on your case.
