And the feeling of anxiety and fear when you are faced with life-changing decisions and how it may impact your family? I minimize that anxiety and fear by taking your complex immigration issues and presenting them to Canadian visa officers in a real and human comprehensive approach that is both compelling and convincing to achieve legal status in Canada. Thus, securing a safe and fruitful quality of life for you and your family. I have been practising Canadian immigration since 1999, under Farrol Consulting. I am an RCIC (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant), a Licensee in good standing with the regulator, the CICC (College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants). I was the first-ever RCIC Ambassador at the previous regulator, the ICCRC (Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council), where I bridged relationships between immigration consultants and the regulator, through educational and communications mediums. I represented the regulator from an RCIC’s point-of-view, in public and NGO settings. I frequently represent authorized representatives with Canadian government departments including the IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada), CBSA (Canada Border Services Agency), and the IAD (Immigration Appeal Division). I am active in the immigration consulting community as a conference presenter and educator, and I occasionally write for ImmQuest Magazine. I served for several years as a National and Ontario Director of CAPIC (Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants). "I was born in Toronto to Filipino immigrants. My parents opened the first Filipino-owned grocery store in Canada and I quickly learned from their strong work ethic." "Today, I continue the business qualities I honed as a child. I adapt to the ever-changing Canadian immigration industry, communicate directly to clients, take time to understand their concerns, and act strategically to solve immigration problems. I practise immigration consulting with high professional ethics, trust, and honesty. I will treat your immigration case file as if it were my own."
