@Kirat Dhaliwal As someone who spent months on research, self applied and got his application accepted on the "basis of probability" which I think is the last resort before accepting or rejecting an application, if I were to do it all again, I'd hire a lawyer. If for some reason a Lawyer was too expensive, I'd hire a very very good consultant, but I would still suggest scraping the barrel and paying a lawyer.
It was insanely stressful when I got ADRs almost every day. @GandiBaat is absolutely right, IRCC will throw many trap doors at you while assessing your application, especially the tricky bits.
It was insanely stressful for me, and I have a very calm and calculated demeanor when the going gets tough.
If you have a straightforward case, self apply. If there is any deviation from that, lawyer up.
It was insanely stressful when I got ADRs almost every day. @GandiBaat is absolutely right, IRCC will throw many trap doors at you while assessing your application, especially the tricky bits.
It was insanely stressful for me, and I have a very calm and calculated demeanor when the going gets tough.
If you have a straightforward case, self apply. If there is any deviation from that, lawyer up.