Renata Maria Matos Brum
Brum Immigration
College ID #R531555
Renata Maria Matos Brum, RCIC (R531555), is the founder of Brum Immigration and a highly experienced immigration consultant based in Ottawa, Ontario. A former Canadian Citizenship Judge, she brings over a decade of unique insights into immigration and citizenship processes, gained from adjudicating thousands of cases under both Liberal and Conservative governments. Specializing in Canadian immigration and citizenship pathways, Renata assists clients with Express Entry programs, provincial nominations, business immigration, family sponsorships, work permits, and study permits. Originally from the Azores, Portugal, Renata draws on her personal immigrant journey to connect meaningfully with clients, ensuring a compassionate and personalized approach. Fluent in Portuguese, she serves diverse communities with cultural awareness and understanding. Renata manages all client cases personally, prioritizing attention to detail and successful outcomes. Her mission is to simplify complex immigration systems for individuals and families striving for a better future in Canada.
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Ottawa, Ontario
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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