Philips Vinod Rose Nethagani
LENORA VISA, IMMIGRATION & CITIZENSHIP SERVICES INC.
College ID #R705631
Philips Vinod Rose Nethagani is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) registered under the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) with license number R705631. As the founder of Lenora Visa, Immigration & Citizenship Services Inc., located in Brampton, Ontario, he brings a wealth of expertise to individuals and families navigating Canada’s immigration pathways. Philips holds a Master’s Degree from Tyndale University, Toronto, as well as a Diploma in Canadian Immigration Law, reflecting his solid academic foundation in both ethical and practical immigration practices. With specialization in areas such as permanent residence, express entry, family reunification, provincial nominations, and student visa services, Philips is committed to delivering tailored solutions to diverse client needs. He effectively serves multicultural communities and is proficient in Tamil and Telugu, which enhances his ability to communicate with a broader range of clients. Drawing on his own journey as an immigrant-turned-citizen, Philips approaches each case with empathy and thorough attention to detail, ensuring his clients successfully navigate complex immigration systems while achieving their goals.
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Brampton, Ontario
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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