Jeanette Carbonel
POLAR EXPRESS IMMIGRATION SERVICES
College ID #R712044
Jeanette Carbonel is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R712044) and the founder of Polar Express Immigration Services, based in Surrey, British Columbia. With a license under the Temporary Foreign Worker Protection Act, she specializes in assisting employers with recruiting skilled foreign workers, navigating Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs), and ensuring compliance with government regulations. Jeanette’s expertise covers permanent residency pathways, work and study permits, and family sponsorships, making her a trusted guide for a diverse array of immigration cases. Fluent in multiple languages including Filipino, she effectively serves Canada’s multicultural immigrant community and provides personalized support tailored to their unique needs. Known for her client-first approach, Jeanette is committed to transparency and delivering results. Her dedication has helped many clients successfully achieve their Canadian immigration goals.
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Jeanette Carbonel provides specialized immigration services designed to address a wide range of client needs, from temporary work arrangements to family reunification. With extensive experience in handling Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs), she assists Canadian employers in hiring skilled foreign workers while ensuring full compliance with federal and provincial regulations. Her knowledge streamlines the LMIA process, helping employers secure the necessary approvals to fill labor shortages. For international workers, Jeanette facilitates the issuance of work permits, guiding clients through the essential documentation and procedural steps for temporary employment in Canada. Students aiming to advance their education in Canada can rely on her expertise in study permits, ensuring they meet eligibility requirements and are prepared for a smooth transition to academic life. Additionally, she offers comprehensive support for those seeking to bring loved ones to Canada through family sponsorship. Whether it’s sponsoring a spouse, partner, or dependent children, Jeanette simplifies the intricate steps of the application process, ensuring accuracy and compliance. Her tailored approach provides clear guidance in navigating the complexities of Canadian immigration, offering solutions that align with each client’s goals. From temporary pathways to family reunification, Jeanette’s services are grounded in expertise and a thorough understanding of immigration policies.
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Surrey, British Columbia
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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