Communication Consent
How Argus Immigration Consultancy Inc. may contact website leads about inquiries, consultations, service information and promotional electronic communications, and how you can withdraw consent.
How your contact information may be used
When you submit a consultation request, request a call back, book a consultation, or otherwise contact Argus Immigration Consultancy Inc. through this website, you ask Argus to respond to your inquiry and provide information relevant to the immigration service or matter you identified.
Argus may use the contact information you provide to respond to your inquiry, arrange or confirm appointments, provide requested service information, follow up about your immigration case, and maintain records of the communication.
Relevant service information and promotional communications
Where permitted by Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), Argus may send commercial electronic messages that are relevant to our immigration services, including immigration updates, service information, consultation reminders, educational content, invitations, and promotional communications.
A website inquiry or application about Argus services may create an existing business relationship that supports implied consent for up to six months from the inquiry, unless you withdraw consent earlier. If you later purchase services, enter into a written service agreement, or otherwise establish a different relationship with Argus, another period permitted by applicable law may apply. If Argus separately obtains valid express consent, that consent continues until withdrawn.
Submitting a website inquiry is not described as unlimited express consent to marketing. Argus will only rely on a consent basis that is available under applicable law and will maintain records relevant to that basis.
You can unsubscribe or withdraw consent
Commercial electronic messages sent by Argus will identify Argus and provide an unsubscribe mechanism as required by law. You can unsubscribe from promotional electronic communications at any time by using the unsubscribe method in the message or by contacting Argus directly. Argus will process unsubscribe requests within the period required by law.
Unsubscribing from promotional communications does not prevent Argus from sending non-promotional messages that are reasonably necessary to respond to an active inquiry, administer a booked consultation, deliver retained professional services, meet legal or regulatory obligations, or communicate about an existing client matter.
Calls and requested follow-up
If you provide a telephone number or request a call back, Argus may call you about your inquiry, requested consultation, or active service matter. Promotional telephone activity, where used, is handled separately in accordance with applicable Canadian telemarketing requirements.
Retargeting and marketing cookies
Website advertising, analytics, remarketing, and retargeting technologies are governed separately by the Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and the marketing-cookie preferences available on this website. Submitting a lead form does not override a visitor's cookie choices.
How Argus records the communication basis
Argus may record information such as the date and time of your submission, the page or form used, the communication-consent notice version in effect at the time, the service selected, and the applicable consent basis or review date. These records help Argus manage communications, honour withdrawals, and demonstrate compliance.
Sender identification and contact information
Argus Immigration Consultancy Inc.
100 Matheson Blvd E, Unit 203, Mississauga, ON L4Z 2G7, Canada
Telephone: +1-365-675-2367
Email: contact@argusimmigration.com
Website: https://argusimmigration.com/
You may contact Argus using these details to ask about communications, withdraw consent, or make a privacy-related request.
Effective date
This Communication Consent policy is effective September 26, 2026 and should be read together with the Argus Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.