Whats the expense if i go with David Cohen!

[aakash28]

Any idea how much is his rate to take care of a FSW application? and in what installment that is to be paid.

[Drazfoo]

Hi,

Im using CanadaVisa. Its a total of US$3500. The first retainer is US$1000.

They are really good and look after me step by step.

Regards

John

[aakash28]

Looks like its differnet for differnet people. May be depending on case complexity.

What is the first step in hiring him?

[Yarla7bh]

Looks like its differnet for differnet people. May be depending on case complexity.

What is the first step in hiring him?

Call this number -
    *  In North America, call toll-Free 1.888.947.9445
    * Outside North America, call 1.514.937.9445

[aner777]

Hello aakash 28,
                     The answer to your question is this -

1)The first payment is $495
2)The second payment is $550
3)The third is $550.
4)The final payment is $400.

[bluepine]

Does he charge per per person or per application...?

[aner777]

That should depend on the application not per person.

[Singhsaab]

How can we contact David Cohen, is there any e-mail id or phone number, plz provide if any, I am in some trouble, which i think can be sorted by him easily.

Thanks & Regards

[maua]

http://www.canadavisa.com/contact-canadian-immigration-office.html

[sunandan kumar]

Dear all,

It is highly recommended to hire a consultant based in your visa office, country.

Regards,
 

[adam912]

Dear all,

It is highly recommended to hire a consultant based in your visa office, country.

Regards,
 

It is also highly recommended to make sure the consultant/lawyer is a members in good standing of the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants and/or Canadian provincial or territorial law society.

I used to always see ads in the news for immigration consultants and after checking with CSIC found out there's only 1 member of CSIC in Egypt. Then after a lot of research i found out how some of the other consultants/lawyer scammed a lot of people by pretending to send the application which they never did.

My advice is check with CSIC first, then use the consultant only to monitor your case and help verifying documents, help fill forms, etc., but YOU do all the sending.

[MarkCan]

I would always recommend an immigration lawyer to newbies who are planning to send application for immigration to Canada. Consider these points:

1. What if you make a mistake while sending applications? A lawyer always double-checks
2. What if there is a flaw in your application? A good lawyer always finds a way out
3. What if you are denied? A good lawyer helps file for repeal
4. Lastly, some good consultants also help you get settled in Canada (for an additional charge)