paying for advice
#1
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paying for advice
Hello, Im new on here so please forgive me if this is posted in the wrong place.
Has anyone been asked for payment when registering interest to immigrate to Canada?
We have been contacted by a company who offer to guide clients through every stage in their immigration process. On logging on to fill in online forms we have been asked for $400. is this normal?
Thanks in advance
Has anyone been asked for payment when registering interest to immigrate to Canada?
We have been contacted by a company who offer to guide clients through every stage in their immigration process. On logging on to fill in online forms we have been asked for $400. is this normal?
Thanks in advance
#3
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Re: paying for advice
Thanks Silverdragon
Its just bewildering knowing where to start. I'm glad I've found this forum.
Its just bewildering knowing where to start. I'm glad I've found this forum.
#4
Re: paying for advice
Grab yourself a cup of coffee and click the link for the Wiki at the top. It has buckets of information about the various immigration routes, and then once you have some questions post back here and you'll find tons of people who can help provide answers.
Good luck!
#5
Re: paying for advice
Welcome to our little club. What route to immigration do you have in mind? If you are eligible, you shouldn't need an immigration company. If we can do it - anyone can...
Good luck!
Good luck!
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Re: paying for advice
Hello, Im new on here so please forgive me if this is posted in the wrong place.
Has anyone been asked for payment when registering interest to immigrate to Canada?
We have been contacted by a company who offer to guide clients through every stage in their immigration process. On logging on to fill in online forms we have been asked for $400. is this normal?
Thanks in advance
Has anyone been asked for payment when registering interest to immigrate to Canada?
We have been contacted by a company who offer to guide clients through every stage in their immigration process. On logging on to fill in online forms we have been asked for $400. is this normal?
Thanks in advance
There is no reason to pay for something that you can do yourself.
#7
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Re: paying for advice
Not sure really, how do you find out if you are eligible? I read that there is a points system.
#8
Re: paying for advice
As has been suggested earlier, have a good read of the Wiki section. It's the fourth tab from the left on the blue bar above. It contains a wealth of information and should answer most of your questions. Enjoy the read.
#9
Re: paying for advice
As said above, start with the Wiki and them once you've figured out if you'd qualify for a visa or not, you can come back and ask more questions about it.
Good luck.