Mona Maleki
MALEKI IMMIGRATION CONSULTING INC.
College ID #R709943
Mona Maleki is a regulated Canadian immigration consultant (RCIC R709943) based in West Vancouver, British Columbia, where she leads Maleki Immigration Consulting Inc. With a strong focus on assisting individuals and families in navigating Canada's complex immigration pathways, she specializes in work permits, permanent residency, family sponsorships, and international student support. Mona’s professional credentials and commitment to legal compliance reflect her dedication to providing ethical and expert advice. A proficient speaker of Farsi, Mona effectively serves diverse communities, supporting newcomers from various cultural backgrounds. Her company prides itself on personalized service, guiding clients to achieve their immigration goals. Through years of experience and a client-focused approach, Mona continues to build trust and positive outcomes for those seeking opportunities in Canada.
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West Vancouver, British Columbia
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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