IRCC doesn’t just want to know what your business does. They want to know why Canada needs it — and why you’re the person to run it. Our writers build the case that answers both, with a significant benefit argument backed by real market research and credible financials.
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A C11 immigration business plan supports an LMIA-exempt owner-operator work permit application under Canada’s International Mobility Program. It must demonstrate that the applicant will own and operate a business in Canada that delivers significant benefit to Canadians. IRCC uses it to assess viability, the applicant’s qualifications, and the real-world impact of the business.
IRCC considers several factors: direct job creation for Canadian citizens or permanent residents; economic contribution through investment, tax revenue, or spending; facilitation of international trade or investment; provision of goods or services that benefit a Canadian community; introduction of rare or specialized expertise; and cultural or social value. A strong plan addresses multiple criteria, not just one.
You can technically self-represent, but we strongly recommend working with a Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) or immigration lawyer for the full application. The C11 category requires careful documentation of the business case. Planwrit handles the business plan component while your RCIC manages the broader application.
Planwrit’s immigration business plans are typically 15–25 pages, excluding appendices. This length allows for a thorough significant benefit argument, credible market research, and a realistic financial model without padding. Shorter plans risk appearing underdeveloped; longer plans risk losing the reader. We write to hit the right depth.
Yes, though plans for pre-launch businesses require stronger narrative and research to compensate for the absence of operating history. We’ve written plans at every stage — concept, registered-but-not-operating, and actively trading. The intake questionnaire will surface what we need to build the strongest possible case regardless of stage.
If you received a refusal or a request for additional documentation, share the IRCC letter with us during the discovery call. We review the officer’s specific concerns and structure the new plan to address them directly. Refusal letters often identify exactly what was missing — and that’s valuable information we can work with.
Take the free assessment and we’ll give you an honest read on your situation — including what’s strong, what needs work, and whether a Planwrit immigration business plan is the right next step.
No payment, no obligation. We confirm your situation is a good fit first.
After the discovery call, you receive an exact price and timeline in writing before anything starts.
Non-refundable once writing begins. Covers research, planning, and writing time committed from day one.
Balance due on delivery of the final document. The file is released only upon receipt of payment.
Rush revisions within 48 hours carry a 25–50% surcharge. All additional revision rates are confirmed in writing before work begins — no surprise invoices.
Five minutes. Ten questions. An honest assessment of your situation — and whether an immigration business plan from Planwrit is the right fit.
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