Immigration Agencies
Feb 5th 2006, 3:17 am
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Re: Immigration Agencies
Originally Posted by Alison1967
I notice your in cheshire too!
If you want to discuss the niggly bits PM me and if I can give advice I will and maybe they aren't so niggly after all..
Have you got a quote off Golden Arrow (shropshire), my friend used them and they were marvelous and Holly will be going with them too.
Alison
If you want to discuss the niggly bits PM me and if I can give advice I will and maybe they aren't so niggly after all..
Have you got a quote off Golden Arrow (shropshire), my friend used them and they were marvelous and Holly will be going with them too.
Alison
Chris
Feb 5th 2006, 3:21 am
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Re: Immigration Agencies
Originally Posted by isgraham
I used commonwealth immigration based in London which was recommended to me by a friend who had emigrated previously. I got my visa without any problems.
Feb 5th 2006, 3:21 am
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Re: Immigration Agencies
Originally Posted by Sizzler7631
Thanks Ali, I'm certainly getting a lot of helpful advice from people on this site. I would PM you if I knew what it meant, that is.
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Feb 5th 2006, 3:32 am
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Re: Immigration Agencies
Hi
It depends on your circumstances whether to use an agent or not. If you meet all the criteria of whichever visa you are wanting to apply for and there are no potential spanners in the works, such as major medical problems or queries about dependents, then going it alone can be ok, just read the DIMIA guide booklets.
However, if you are at all unsure, most agents will give you a free initial brief assessment and can advise what visa class may be best or if you have circumstances that may need a lot more detail in an application.
There are several agents that post on this forum who have good reputations and I can support an earlier recommendation that George Lombard is excellent.
It depends on your circumstances whether to use an agent or not. If you meet all the criteria of whichever visa you are wanting to apply for and there are no potential spanners in the works, such as major medical problems or queries about dependents, then going it alone can be ok, just read the DIMIA guide booklets.
However, if you are at all unsure, most agents will give you a free initial brief assessment and can advise what visa class may be best or if you have circumstances that may need a lot more detail in an application.
There are several agents that post on this forum who have good reputations and I can support an earlier recommendation that George Lombard is excellent.
Feb 5th 2006, 3:45 am
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Re: Immigration Agencies
Originally Posted by kitty4
Hi
It depends on your circumstances whether to use an agent or not. If you meet all the criteria of whichever visa you are wanting to apply for and there are no potential spanners in the works, such as major medical problems or queries about dependents, then going it alone can be ok, just read the DIMIA guide booklets.
However, if you are at all unsure, most agents will give you a free initial brief assessment and can advise what visa class may be best or if you have circumstances that may need a lot more detail in an application.
There are several agents that post on this forum who have good reputations and I can support an earlier recommendation that George Lombard is excellent.
It depends on your circumstances whether to use an agent or not. If you meet all the criteria of whichever visa you are wanting to apply for and there are no potential spanners in the works, such as major medical problems or queries about dependents, then going it alone can be ok, just read the DIMIA guide booklets.
However, if you are at all unsure, most agents will give you a free initial brief assessment and can advise what visa class may be best or if you have circumstances that may need a lot more detail in an application.
There are several agents that post on this forum who have good reputations and I can support an earlier recommendation that George Lombard is excellent.
Chris
Feb 5th 2006, 7:01 pm
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Re: Immigration Agencies
Hi there
I used ASA
www.australia-migration.com
I found them to be very good indeed, with a Head Office in Perth and a UK set-up as well, offering near 24/7 support.
SS
I used ASA
www.australia-migration.com
I found them to be very good indeed, with a Head Office in Perth and a UK set-up as well, offering near 24/7 support.
SS
Feb 5th 2006, 9:44 pm
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Re: Immigration Agencies
Originally Posted by SuperSeagulls
Hi there
I used ASA
www.australia-migration.com
I found them to be very good indeed, with a Head Office in Perth and a UK set-up as well, offering near 24/7 support.
SS
I used ASA
www.australia-migration.com
I found them to be very good indeed, with a Head Office in Perth and a UK set-up as well, offering near 24/7 support.
SS
Chris
