Who's used Lawyers?

[Nicola1985]

a question here. Who's used immigration Lawyers, and what did you think of them, were they of good use?

I've hired one, and once i get all my questions together i shall use them..

Regards

Nicola

 

[shawnmike]

Even i am planning to hire one lawyer. Did you already hired one? Can you give me some insight or your experiences of filing through a lawyer. Any information regarding this would help?

 

[vishs]

Hi ttbliss....what is WWICS???? because I am also looking for something good....

 

[Nicola1985]

well i have hired this lawyer on this link http://www.canadavisa.com/canadian-immigration-advice.html

not yet used him, but will do when im ready, need to sort few more things out first. but would be intersted to see what lawyers people have used, and what u thought of them

Best regards

Nicola From Uk

 

[krazykayne]

I have hired one and they operate from Montreal-Quebec.
Look good and quite professional. Go ahead and use one if you can afford it. They will save you a lot of hassles.

 

[hesselink]

hi there im in glasgow and used a lawyer i went down skilled worker route and got my visa after 3 years

 

[Eduardo Picazo]

well i have hired this lawyer on this link http://www.canadavisa.com/canadian-immigration-advice.html

not yet used him, but will do when im ready, need to sort few more things out first. but would be intersted to see what lawyers people have used, and what u thought of them

Best regards

Nicola From Uk
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Hi there

I did and believe me my friends he is so professional, David Cohen is a very good option, I do recommend his services, I always had somebody asigned to take care of my case.

www.canadavisa.com

regards
Eduardo

 

[thaiguy]

I did hire a lawyer and our application was approved. The lawyer, himself, gave me very good advice which was key to the ultimate success of our application. For this, I paid extra, as I requested more than one phone consultation. But it was well worth it. This was information that the firm's paralegals either didn't know or didn't concern themselves with. Most of the "processing" and review of my application documents was done by paralegals and I found more than one error in their emails to me. But like I said, the eventual outcome was positive.

If I had known then what I know now, I could have applied without their help. And if I were to give you advice, I would say this: Pay for a consultation with a lawyer who will seriously think about your specific qualifications, situation, etc. and give you specific advice.

Personally, I found the phone consultations with the lawyer much more cost-beneficial than having paralegals look over my documents. The paralegals never said one word about my application documents - except that they had received them.