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Leadership

Reza Masinaei

Co-Founder & Director · Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, RCIC-IRB

Immigration strategy backed by regulated representation.

Reza Masinaei is Co-Founder and Director of Synova and leads its regulated Canadian immigration practice.

His background combines immigration, business, finance and engineering. The Synova company profile describes more than 10 years of Canadian professional experience, including more than six years in immigration, along with academic backgrounds in Electrical Engineering, business and immigration law.

Before entering immigration consulting, Reza worked in financial advisory roles with Canadian financial institutions including Sun Life Financial, Scotiabank and HSBC Canada.

As an RCIC-IRB with unrestricted L3 practice authority, his work includes Canadian immigration consulting and representation within the scope of his licence.

Reza Masinaei, Co-Founder and Director of Synova, speaking at a UBC podium

Areas of focus

What Reza works on

  • Permanent residence
  • Express Entry
  • Provincial Nominee Programs
  • Business immigration
  • Work permits
  • Study permits
  • Family sponsorship
  • Humanitarian applications
  • Temporary residence
  • Immigration compliance
  • Complex Canadian immigration cases
  • IRB representation within licence authority

Reza’s approach

Strong immigration files begin with accurate strategy.

The objective is not to fit every client into a program. It is to understand the client’s real position before any application is prepared.

That philosophy forms the immigration side of Synova’s broader strategy-first model.

What an accurate strategy considers

  • Whether the client qualifies
  • What risks exist
  • What evidence is available
  • Whether another pathway is stronger
  • How the application should be presented consistently and transparently

Beyond work

Outside the office

Outside his professional work, Reza enjoys playing electric guitar, rock music, tennis and football.

Next step

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