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Hi,
I plan to apply for canadian permenant residence. I got a score above 67 as a federal skilled worker. I went through all required documents and feel that I should be able to handle everything by myself.
But, before I move forward, I´d like to hear your opinon: Do you think if I´d better off to use a immigration lawyer or not? Did most of you submit your case by yourself or most of the people used a lawyer?
Please help!
Thanks
Yang
[14-04-2005,16:46]
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Yang |
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(in reply to: Do I need a lawyer?)
Do it yourself. Your lawers can only bring you more frustration for the money that you pay.
[14-04-2005,16:50]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Do I need a lawyer?)
I have a lawyer but do not see any significant advantage. You still prepare everything by yourself, even if you had an attorney. The only nice thing is that there is a stable address (the lawyers) in case you keep moving often!
[14-04-2005,17:19]
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CanadaBound |
(in reply to: Do I need a lawyer?)
I think if you feel that you have everything in order than skip the lawyer. I didn´t use a lqwyer and everything went very smooth. I am waiting for passport request.
[14-04-2005,17:52]
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lila |
(in reply to: Do I need a lawyer?)
The process is simple enough. One does not need a lawyer. Just follow the instructions on the CIC site and organize ur papers in order. Unless your case is very complicated (read divorced etc etc..), a lawyer does not add too many advantages.
[15-04-2005,02:42]
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Rakesh |
