Business plan interview preparation Draft
From $350 CAD per session · Interpreter costs extra when needed.
Last reviewed: 2026-11-08.
A business plan is only as strong as the person who has to explain it. Some provincial programs interview the applicant, and the questions usually come from the plan. Nova Scotia’s Entrepreneur Guide says applicants must know every detail of the plan even when someone helps write it. The BC PNP says applicants are expected to have been actively engaged in preparing the plan and, if invited to an interview, to be conversant in all aspects of it.
Our interview preparation helps you do that.
What the session covers
- A walkthrough of your plan, section by section. What each part says, why it is there and how the numbers were built.
- The questions the plan invites. We point out the assumptions an officer might ask about, such as market size, pricing, hiring, costs and your own role, and help you explain each in plain terms.
- Consistency. We check that what you say matches what the plan says, including your business concept, your funds and your experience.
- Your own words. You practise explaining the business without reading from the page.
The BC PNP describes its interview as a chance to describe your business and work experience and to answer in-depth questions about your application. BC PNP interviews are conducted in English only. An applicant who cannot communicate in English must arrange a certified court interpreter with the BC PNP in advance. That is separate from our preparation sessions, where an interpreter helps you understand your own plan.
In your language
We go through the plan in your language, with an interpreter where needed, so nothing depends on English you are not yet comfortable with. This is one of the reasons we write plans for readers who need to understand them, not only to submit them.
What it is not
It is not immigration advice and not coaching on immigration questions. We cannot tell you how to answer questions about eligibility, and we do not predict outcomes. Your immigration consultant or lawyer remains your guide on those.
For immigration firms
Firms can add interview preparation to any plan we write for their clients, under either the white-label or the referral model. See our page for immigration professionals.
Price
The starting price is shown on this page and on the pricing page. Interpreter costs are extra when needed.
Next step
Book a free consultation or contact us. If you are still choosing a plan writer, see our immigration business plans overview.
Frequently asked questions
Is this immigration interview coaching?
No. We help you understand and explain your business plan. Questions about immigration law, your eligibility or how to answer immigration questions are for your immigration consultant or lawyer.
Can the session be in my language?
Yes, we can go through the plan in your language, with an interpreter if needed. [NEEDS HASAN: list the languages the team covers directly.] Interpreter costs are extra when needed.
Do I need to have bought my plan from Wealth Theory?
No. We can prepare you on a plan written by someone else, though the session works best when we know the research behind it.
Does preparation guarantee a good interview?
No. It means you know your plan well and can explain how and why the business will work. The outcome is decided by the province.
Can my immigration representative join?
Yes, if you would like them to. We work alongside the consultant or lawyer you have chosen.
Official sources
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Program details are informational and are not immigration advice. Check the official sources above before relying on them.