Leila Negahban
RESTA IMMIGRATION LTD.
College ID #R707879
Leila Negahban, a licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with CICC registration number R707879, is the founder of Resta Immigration Ltd. in West Vancouver, British Columbia. With extensive expertise in Canadian immigration pathways, she assists clients in areas such as Express Entry, family sponsorship, provincial nominee programs, work permits, and study permits. Leila also supports business professionals pursuing the Start-Up Visa Program, reflecting her ability to cater to a diverse client base with varying immigration goals. Known for her client-focused approach, Leila leverages partnerships with educational institutions to facilitate study permits and post-graduation work permits for international students. She is fluent in Farsi, enabling her to provide personalized services to Persian-speaking communities. Driven by a commitment to integrity and professionalism, Leila continually strives to simplify the immigration journey for her clients.
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Immigration Services Explained
Leila Negahban specializes in guiding individuals and families through a wide range of Canadian immigration pathways with precision and expertise. For skilled workers aiming to secure permanent residency through the Express Entry system, she offers tailored assessments and advice to maximize Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores. Families looking to reunite in Canada can rely on her in-depth knowledge of Family Sponsorship programs, including spousal, common-law partner, and dependent child sponsorship applications. For those exploring opportunities within specific provinces, Leila provides strategic support for Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) applications, ensuring alignment with provincial labor market needs. Aspiring students benefit from her comprehensive assistance with Study Permits, from application submission to understanding post-graduate work opportunities. Employers and foreign workers seeking Work Permits appreciate her ability to navigate the often complex requirements of employer-specific and open work permits. Leila also lends her expertise to entrepreneurs and innovators pursuing permanent residency through Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program, offering end-to-end guidance on eligibility, business plan development, and venture capital connections. With a detail-oriented approach to immigration processes, she ensures that each client’s application is thoroughly prepared to meet Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) standards.
Local Immigration Context
Persian (Farsi)-speaking applicants can rely on Leila Negahban for immigration consultations where every form, deadline, and requirement is explained clearly in Persian (Farsi).
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Business Locations
West Vancouver, British Columbia
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