Recovering Your SINP Profile After Your Immigration Agent Shuts Down

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By VisaBuddies Communityvia community — compiled from public visa forums

Documents Needed

Proof of identity
Needed to verify you are the profile owner when contacting SINP about account recovery.
Records of the original agent/agency
Any emails or receipts showing the agent created the profile on your behalf, useful if a dispute arises.

Step-by-Step

If the agent who created your Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) profile has shut down and you no longer have login credentials:

Contact SINP directly to explain that your representative is no longer operating and request help retrieving or recovering access to your existing profile.

If recovery isn't possible, be prepared to create a new profile yourself, using your own information and credentials so you fully control access going forward.

Keep any documentation from the original agent (emails, confirmations, receipts) in case you need to prove that a profile already exists or was submitted on your behalf.

Dos, Don'ts & Tips

Don't: Don't rely solely on a third-party agent to hold your only access to a government immigration portal.
Do: Keep your own copy of login credentials for any government portal, even when using an agent.
Tip: Reach out to SINP support as soon as you learn your agent is unreachable, since delays can affect application timelines.

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