Margenne Waddell
AKMA Immigration Ltd.
College ID #R705560
Margenne Waddell is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R705560) and co-founder of AKMA Immigration Ltd., based in Metro Vancouver. Originating from the Philippines, she draws on her personal experience as an immigrant to support clients in navigating Canada’s immigration system with empathy and expertise. Margenne specializes in family reunification, as well as pathways for work, study, and permanent residency in Canada. Fluent in Filipino, she serves a diverse clientele, fostering connections across cultural and linguistic barriers. Margenne is committed to providing personalized immigration strategies while advocating for her clients’ best interests. Her mission is to make the immigration process less stressful and to help others realize their dream of creating a new life in Canada.
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Abbotsford, British Columbia
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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