Use of consultants
 

Does anyone have any experience of using consultants, either in the UK or in Canada, to assist with their applications - beyond the generous help provided by Andrew Miller (for example) in this forum? Are there any particular circumstances in which they can make a real difference? Would like to hear of any experiences. good or bad!
Thanks,
Pete

Re: Use of consultants
 

professional's can help you in avoiding a lot of pitfalls, no question... also, throughout the process, you will have oodles of questions, and having someone approachable who know's what s/he is talking about can reduce the acid in your stomach a lot... although its your decision at the end of the day if you want to go with a professional or no, if you do decide to get one, make sure that person is qualified.. do your research...

this forum has a number of fine professionals that meet this criteria, you can contact any one of them.. andrew m, jim m, jim h... they have their contact details in their replies...

Re: Use of consultants
 

Bighead is right be very carefull who you chose, the experts on this forum are the good guys, but there are a lot who are bad, my niece has had a VERY BAD EXPERINCE WITH FOUR CORNERS IN MANCHESTER.