Leah Fe YBANEZ
Four Seasons Immigration Services Incorporated
College ID #R534269
Leah Fe Ybanez is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC, Registration #R534269) and the founder of Four Seasons Immigration Services Incorporated, based in Mississauga, Ontario. With over a decade of experience in Canadian immigration law, she specializes in pathways like Express Entry, study permits, post-graduation work permits, and family sponsorship. Leah is ICEF-certified and partners with numerous Canadian colleges and universities, supporting international students in navigating their educational journey. As a bilingual consultant fluent in Filipino, she is dedicated to assisting diverse communities, particularly empowering aspiring Filipinos with personalized immigration solutions. Her mission is to simplify the immigration process while delivering outstanding client service.
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Leah Fe Ybanez provides extensive guidance across key areas of Canadian immigration, ensuring applicants understand the eligibility criteria and procedural requirements for their chosen pathway. Through Express Entry, she assists skilled workers in navigating complex point-based systems to secure permanent residency, optimizing Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores and streamlining the application process. For international students, her expertise in study permits offers tailored support in preparing admissible documentation, meeting institution-specific requirements, and addressing potential challenges like proof of financial support. Leah also specializes in work permits, including post-graduation work permits, guiding applicants on how to transition from student status to the Canadian workforce or secure employer-specific authorizations. Families seeking reunification benefit from her in-depth knowledge of family sponsorship applications, whether sponsoring a spouse, parent, or dependent child. Her thorough understanding of government regulations allows clients to navigate timelines effectively and avoid common pitfalls. With years of experience coordinating submissions to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Leah ensures applications are prepared accurately, minimizing delays and maximizing approval chances. Whether pursuing permanent residency, temporary permits, or familial reunification, her process-driven approach helps individuals achieve their immigration goals confidently.
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Leah Fe YBANEZ believes language should never be a barrier to justice, and serves Filipino-speaking clients fully in Filipino.
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Mississauga, Ontario
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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