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Posted by alidou djibril
on 3/3/2009, 12:52:59, in reply to "Re: Pls suggest suitable consultant/attornies"
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: I am using Campbell Cohen at <font style="color:black;background-color:ffff66">Canada Visa.com</font>.
: They seem better that average. (which is not
: saying a lot)
:
: the main criteria:
: 1)depends were you are applying from try and
: find the biggest or best there - who seems
: to have the best contacts in the Canadian
: Embassy you are applying through. Ask for
: process times
: 2) Canadian immigration law firms have to
: join canadian government associations that
: regulate their behaviour, so if they can't
: process your visa they have to refund your
: fees - gives you comfort that they are bona
: fide
: 3) the best bit of advice is that once you
: hand over your info to what ever
: consultant/attourney don't take anything for
: granted. Go to the canadian gov website
: write down what is needed get a check list,
: put together a time flow chart of what is
: needed when, (somethings like police
: clearances can take 2 months to get). There
: are mile stones, like when the Canadian
: embassy officially accepts your application.
: That is when the clock starts ticking. Get
: on first name basis with your
: contact/handler in the consultancy and keep
: on top of your case the whole time, email,
: phone, query, if you don't keep your case
: top of mind it could go on the back burner.
: - Think of it as a team effort, - don't
: assume that your consultant knows more than
: you, often or most times you case is handled
: by a 'paralegal' with tons of files
:
:
:
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: Can anyone please suggest a
: consultant/attorny
: I can use to assist with the emigration
: process. I am in Johannesburg.
:
: i m in libreville gabon my name is ALIDOU Djibril
:
i need canadian visa
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