Immigration Consultants - To use or not to use?
Sep 5th 2006, 3:13 pm
#31
Mans
Joined: Jul 2005
Location: Oakville
Posts: 343
Re: Immigration Consultants - To use or not to use?
Of course it is not necessary to use a consultant.
However, we did and do not regret it one bit.
We had the piece of mind that our application was well documented and presented.....no this will not jump the queue....but it won't lead to further delays if not so well documented or presented.
It also gave me (in addition to this board) a security blanket to all those "what if's" during the long , long wait.
Affordability is also a factor....if you cannot afford one or it stretches you than DIY it and make full use of the help from this board.
Good Luck in your decision but I would use one again if we went through immigration again
Rgds
Mans
However, we did and do not regret it one bit.
We had the piece of mind that our application was well documented and presented.....no this will not jump the queue....but it won't lead to further delays if not so well documented or presented.
It also gave me (in addition to this board) a security blanket to all those "what if's" during the long , long wait.
Affordability is also a factor....if you cannot afford one or it stretches you than DIY it and make full use of the help from this board.
Good Luck in your decision but I would use one again if we went through immigration again
Rgds
Mans
Sep 5th 2006, 3:44 pm
#32
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Posts: 26
Re: Immigration Consultants - To use or not to use?
Originally Posted by Mans
Of course it is not necessary to use a consultant.
However, we did and do not regret it one bit.
We had the piece of mind that our application was well documented and presented.....no this will not jump the queue....but it won't lead to further delays if not so well documented or presented.
It also gave me (in addition to this board) a security blanket to all those "what if's" during the long , long wait.
Affordability is also a factor....if you cannot afford one or it stretches you than DIY it and make full use of the help from this board.
Good Luck in your decision but I would use one again if we went through immigration again
Rgds
Mans
However, we did and do not regret it one bit.
We had the piece of mind that our application was well documented and presented.....no this will not jump the queue....but it won't lead to further delays if not so well documented or presented.
It also gave me (in addition to this board) a security blanket to all those "what if's" during the long , long wait.
Affordability is also a factor....if you cannot afford one or it stretches you than DIY it and make full use of the help from this board.
Good Luck in your decision but I would use one again if we went through immigration again
Rgds
Mans
Can I ask you a slight aside from this thread. I see you are in Oakville. This is the place we are seriously considering, can you recommend it?
Bazrat
Sep 5th 2006, 4:12 pm
#33
Mans
Joined: Jul 2005
Location: Oakville
Posts: 343
Re: Immigration Consultants - To use or not to use?
Originally Posted by bazrat
Thanks Mans
Can I ask you a slight aside from this thread. I see you are in Oakville. This is the place we are seriously considering, can you recommend it?
Bazrat
Can I ask you a slight aside from this thread. I see you are in Oakville. This is the place we are seriously considering, can you recommend it?
Bazrat
No problem....PM'd you
rgds
Mans
