About DOCERE
Who we are, how we work
Before DOCERE was a company, it was a favour between friends. We were the people our friends and family called when they landed in Montréal — the ones who knew which neighbourhood to look at, which office to walk into first, how to open a bank account, and what nobody tells you about a Canadian winter.
We did it again and again, for people arriving with different plans and the same questions. What was improvised over a kitchen table became a method: know what comes first, keep the paperwork moving, stay reachable when something goes wrong. That method is what we built DOCERE around — an international mobility firm for people making Canada home.
That is the mission: give every newcomer what those friends had — someone who already knows the way. We coordinate the project, prepare and structure the file, and hold the calendar. And when the question is about a neighbourhood, a bank, a school or a first winter, we answer that one too. The regulated legal work — advice, filing and representation — stays with our partner lawyers.
One point of contact, from the first form to the last
Most people arriving in Canada are not dealing with one process but several at once: an admission file, a housing search, a bank account, a set of government forms with their own deadlines, and a family waiting for news. Each has its own vocabulary and its own queue. Handled separately, they collide.
We hold them together. DOCERE builds the timeline, prepares and tracks the paperwork, and stays reachable while it moves — so you always know what has been sent, what is pending, and what comes next. Where a step is a regulated legal act — advice on your situation, filing on your behalf, representation before the authorities — it is carried out by our partner lawyers, members of the Quebec Bar, or a regulated immigration consultant.
That division is deliberate, and we state it plainly on every page. It lets us do the coordination and the administrative work well, at a price that stays accessible, while the regulated work is done by people licensed to do it.
Clear, honest, and transparent advice to help you make informed decisions with confidence.
Rigorous and professional support, based on high standards at every step of the file.
A concrete understanding of your situation, goals, and personal challenges.
Constant and structured support, from your initial steps to your settlement and beyond.
Why Choose Us
Expertise and Experience
With years of hands-on experience in Quebec’s study and immigration landscape, we have guided many individuals through the process. We anticipate the challenges and know how to overcome them effectively.Accessible and Affordable Services
We offer high-quality services at reasonable rates, so that every student can benefit from professional support without breaking the bank.Accessible and Efficient Team
Our team is easily accessible, competent, and supported by advanced AI tools to offer you fast, precise, and personalized support at every step of your project.
What people ask us first
No. DOCERE is an international mobility firm: we provide technological and administrative support and coordinate your project from end to end. Regulated legal work — advice, filing an application on your behalf, representation before the immigration authorities — is carried out by our partner lawyers, members of the Quebec Bar, or a regulated immigration consultant. We tell you at the outset which parts of your file fall on which side of that line.
Our team is in Montréal, and Quebec is where most of our work is concentrated — it is the province that runs its own selection programmes and its own paperwork. That is a centre of gravity, not a boundary. We support projects across Canada, and a destination outside Quebec changes the steps, not our involvement.
Yes. Most of our clients start working with us long before they land. Everything up to arrival happens remotely — documents, forms, timelines and calls. The work does not stop at the airport either: the first weeks in Canada are the ones where having someone reachable matters most.
English and French, in writing and in conversation. Documents destined for Quebec authorities are handled in French; federal files can be in either. If your supporting documents are in another language, we tell you which ones need a certified translation and when.
Fees follow the scope of the project and are agreed in writing before any work begins — nothing appears halfway through. Two formulas exist so you can choose how much of the work you hand over: full accompaniment, where we carry the project, and guided application, where you do the filling and we do the checking and the sequencing. The first conversation is free.
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