Janet Eberle
Eberle Immigration Consultants Inc.
College ID #R524280
Janet Eberle is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R524280) and the founder of Eberle Immigration Consultants Inc., based in Regina, Saskatchewan. With a background in healthcare as a Registered Psychiatric Nurse prior to her transition to immigration consulting, Janet brings a unique perspective and a compassionate approach to serving her clients. Since becoming licensed as an RCIC in 2016, she has assisted individuals from across the globe with various immigration pathways, including family sponsorships, work permits, and protection-related applications. Janet’s expertise extends to handling complex cases, including Pre-Removal Risk Assessment applications, where her dedication often leads to successful results. She is proud to have supported clients from diverse cultural backgrounds and speaks conversational German, enabling her to connect with German-speaking communities more effectively. Driven by personal experience with the immigration process, she remains passionate about helping others navigate it to achieve their dreams of settling in Canada.
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Regina, Saskatchewan
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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