Dana Talal Khalaf
KHALAF DAOUK IMMIGRATION AND LEGAL SERVICES
College ID #R706726
Dana Talal Khalaf is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R706726) and founder of Khalaf Daouk Immigration and Legal Services, based in Ottawa, Ontario. Her career blends over 25 years of expertise in legal translation, interpretation, paralegal services, and immigration consulting. Dana holds a Master’s degree in Translation from England and has worked extensively as a court interpreter and legal translator, building a foundation for her immigration consulting practice. Her firm provides a comprehensive range of services, including citizenship applications, permanent residency renewals, refugee claims, and appeals before the Immigration and Refugee Board. Dana has a notable passion for empowering newcomers, reflected in her volunteer work assisting refugees during 2015–2016 and leading workshops for financial literacy at the Ottawa Community Loan Fund. She speaks Arabic fluently and has working knowledge of French, enabling her to assist diverse communities effectively. Dana’s dedication to client success and her nuanced approach to navigating Canadian immigration law make her a trusted partner for individuals and families seeking tailored, results-oriented guidance.
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Ottawa, Ontario
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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