As an immigrant many times over, I have completed personal immigration documentation in New Zealand, Australia, the United States, Costa Rica, and Canada.
I know that completing immigration documentation, or any documentation for that matter, in our own language can be complicated and frustrating enough, never mind in a foreign language.
Questions can arise like; What are they asking for here? What does “family name” mean? Do I complete this section with my name or my partner’s? How do I write a letter of explanation?
Filling out documentation can have you questioning everything so allow me to help you.
I recently assisted a dear friend of mine in applying for residency in Canada.
Please read her reference below.
I had the privilege of working with Vanessa as I navigated the complex process of applying for Canadian Permanent Residence. Her support and expertise were simplifying a challenging and time-consuming task.
Vanessa demonstrated exceptional proficiency in deciphering the intricate requirements of the Canadian Permanent Residence application. Her quick thinking and ability to retain and apply critical information were nothing short of remarkable. She possesses a unique talent for keeping even the most complex details straight.
What truly sets Vanessa apart is her remarkable speed and accuracy in filling out forms. She managed to complete in just a day what had previously taken me weeks, if not months, to accomplish. Her efficiency was nothing short of astonishing. Her work ethic, combined with her unwavering commitment to delivering high-quality results, made a significant impact on the overall success of my application.
In addition to her professional competence, Vanessa has a genuine ability to connect with people and win their hearts. Her interpersonal skills are exceptional, and she creates a positive and collaborative work environment.
Linda Wilson