Master prompts for cross-jurisdictional consultants — CICC, MARA, OISC, IAA, ABA scopes all covered.
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Same library. Two ways to run it. Use whichever fits your workflow — even switch mid-file.
Search 1,208 master prompts. Filter by destination, service, scenario. First one free, no signup.
Edit the DRAFT hand-off line, validate the citations, deliver to your client. 25 min → 2 min per file.
Every cross-jurisdictional consultant we've spoken to — from Lagos to Manila to Johannesburg — keeps a shadow library of half-baked ChatGPT prompts scattered across the firm's Google Drive, individual consultants' Apple Notes, and the WhatsApp threads where one practitioner asks another for the Canadian SOP template, the Australian Form 1221 cover, the UK Skilled Worker letter someone wrote last quarter.
We turned that into one indexed vault covering 10 destinations — Canada, Australia, the UK, the US, Germany, the UAE, New Zealand, Ireland, Singapore, and the rest of the EU. Every prompt ends with a "DRAFT — regulated review required" hand-off line, so it slots into whichever regulator (CICC, MARA, OISC, IAA, BVA, ICAS, national bar) you actually file under.
A Filipino nurse couple ask whether they should pursue Canada Express Entry, Australia 482 SID + 186, or UK Skilled Worker Health & Care. You sit down with three regulator pages — IRCC, Department of Home Affairs, UKVI — and rebuild the eligibility matrix from scratch. 90 minutes before you can give the family one sentence of advice. Multiply by every consultation week and you've lost a billable day.
You ask ChatGPT for the Australian regulation behind a Subclass 482 refusal. It cites 'Regulation 482.222' with confident formatting — but the actual instrument is Migration Regulations 1994 Schedule 2 Subclass 482, and the specific criterion lives in s.482.224. The same week it invented 'IRPR R216(c)' for a Canadian file (real cite: R216(1)(b)) and 'Immigration Rules paragraph SW 4.5' for a UK file (the SW Appendix doesn't number that way). Every jurisdiction, same hallucination problem.
Canadian refusal — 28 days to file leave-and-JR under s.72(2)(b) IRPA. UK refusal — 14 days for Administrative Review under Appendix AR. Australian refusal — 21 to 28 days to lodge an AAT review depending on visa class. US refusal — 30 days for I-290B to the BIA. NZ refusal — 42 days to the IPT under s.187 Immigration Act 2009. EU refusals — one month / six weeks / two months depending on the member state. You've drafted dozens of each. They live across six folders in six templates, all of them slightly out of date.
Unauthorised "consultants" running WhatsApp and Telegram channels process hundreds of files a month at a fraction of your retainer — using ChatGPT scripts that the CICC, MARA, OISC, and IAA have all flagged repeatedly. You're winning on quality and bar admission, but your tooling makes you 5× slower than they are. Closing the speed gap is how regulated practitioners take back the volume.
Independent consultants serving candidate pipelines into multiple destinations, mobile practitioners relocating every two or three years, multinational global-mobility teams, and established firms running CA / AU / UK / US practice areas in parallel. We don't pretend to know your specific regulator inside out — we give you 248 anchored master prompts and let your bar admission do its job.
Indian, Filipino, Pakistani, Nigerian, Vietnamese and Brazilian consultants serving candidate pipelines into Canada, Australia, the UK, the US and the EU. Your clients want options across destinations — your library needs to match.
You relocate every two or three years — Dubai today, Toronto next year, Sydney after that. Your professional admissions stack up; your prompt library shouldn't reset every time you move countries.
In-house mobility leads at multinationals with offices in five or more countries — moving senior staff between hubs and dealing with a different national legal stack every time someone crosses a border.
Mid-size to large immigration firms with dedicated desks for each major destination. Shared playbook across all four desks instead of four separate template libraries that drift apart.
You've just been admitted and you're building your library from zero. Skip the two-year accumulation phase — start with 248 vetted prompts across 10 destinations and the marketing engine to find your first clients.
Concrete outcomes, not feature lists. If the first one alone doesn’t pay back $15 in your first week — claim the refund.
25 min SOPs → 2 min. The AI runs the intake; you ship the draft.
Anchored to IRPA, IRPR, Migration Act, UK Appendix FM. Reviewable.
LinkedIn, Reels, ChatGPT Images 2.0, Seedance + Veo video, email, ads — bundled in.
Firm tokens + 25-field client presets autofill every prompt forever.
Seven layers, each anchored to what a cross-jurisdictional practice would actually pay separately — on-site AI drafting, a 10-destination prompt library, a marketing content engine, a workspace that remembers your firm details, a one-line MCP install for Claude Desktop. Bundled, paid once in USD via Stripe.
Generate any prompt directly on the site without copy-pasting to ChatGPT — scripted intake across all 10 destinations, draft, and 'DRAFT — regulated review required' line all rendered in-browser. Powered by Gemini Flash on a lifetime daily quota that never expires. Want Sonnet or Opus for the heavier files? Stack with topup credits at cost.
Canada (IRCC + CICC scope), Australia (Department of Home Affairs + MARA scope), the UK (UKVI + OISC scope), the US (USCIS + EOIR), Germany (AufenthG + BeschV), the UAE (ICP + GDRFA), New Zealand (INZ), Ireland (INIS), Singapore (ICA + MOM), and the rest of the EU under Directive 2021/1883 and Directive 2003/109/EC. Study, work, PR, citizenship, family, refusal recovery, SOPs.
LinkedIn carousels showcasing approvals across destinations (privacy-safe), Reels scripts for global candidate audiences, GPT-Image-2 prompts, Seedance + Veo video. Your whole content engine in one library.
Bar / regulator number, firm address, retainer terms autofill every prompt. 25-field client preset (passport country, target destination, occupation, language test scores) fills with one click. ~5 min back × 30 prompts/week.
Star the Canadian SOP that worked at Sydney VAC. Add notes per prompt. /saved is your daily working file. Re-open last Tuesday's UK refusal response with one click.
One-line MCP install — the vault becomes a searchable tool inside your AI editor. Your associates stop paying $200/mo each for separate ChatGPT Teams seats and the firm keeps one indexed source of truth.
New prompts every Monday. IRCC Operational Bulletin, Australian PR caps, UK Statement of Changes, USCIS policy memos, German BeschV resets, EU Blue Card threshold updates — pre-built into the next update so you spot the change before the client emails you about it.
No subscription. No 'per consultant' seat fee. No annual renewal. Pay once on Stripe in USD, use it forever with weekly updates for 12 months. 7-day refund if it doesn't save you the first $15 in billable time within a week.
Each prompt runs a scripted intake in your AI of choice and ships a calibrated draft. Open one below to see the structure — sign up to unlock the full body and run it.
Match a prospect to 5-7 Canadian DLIs across budget, program, GPA, and PGWP eligibility.
End-to-end student visa strategy for Indian applicants. CRICOS-registered provider selection, GTE preparation, financial capacity planning.
Maps the Appendix Student requirements (CAS, financial, English, ATAS, age, genuine student) against the Indian applicant profile and produces a 7-week pre-application plan.
The catalog ships as an MCP server. Run one command and all 1,000+ prompts become searchable tools your AI can call — not just paste-and-go. Type / in Claude Desktop, hand it a client name, and watch Claude pick the right prompt, run the intake, and draft.
Canada, Australia, UK in full depth. Seven more covered for the long-tail services. Every prompt cites a real regulation or case — no hallucinated R216(c) inventions.
Tier 1 (full depth): Canada · Australia · UK — every service, every sub-stream, every regulatory anchor. Tier 2: US · DE · AE · NZ · IE · SG · Schengen — top services covered.
+ 7 more service categories
IRPA · IRPR · Migration Act · UK Appendix · SCC
ITR · EPFO · GIC · PCC · PAN · NOC
1,000+ prompts. 12 countries. $15 once. Lifetime access.
Pay once in your local currency. Get the full library, all updates for 12 months, and Smart Mode adaptive intake. Cancel any time — there’s nothing to cancel.
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Practitioners across Global using the same prompts in real consultancy work. Photos are gradient placeholders — we never use stock photos of strangers. Regulator IDs shown are illustrative placeholders unless explicitly confirmed.
“I advise clients on multiple destinations. Having one library that covers Canada, UK, and Australia intake in the same format means I switch context cleanly.”
“The vault is the only resource I've seen that treats refusal recovery as its own discipline. My rebuttal letters are noticeably tighter.”
“Smart Mode routes the client to the right prompt without me having to remember which intake I need. Genuine time saved on every new file.”
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DRAFT only. AI-generated drafts must be reviewed by an immigration practitioner licensed in your destination country before submission to any immigration authority.
