Rui Yang Li
MingYang Immigration Consulting Services
College ID #R507912
Rui Yang Li is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R507912) and the founder of MingYang Immigration Consulting Services, based in Markham, Ontario. With substantial expertise in Canadian immigration pathways, Rui Yang Li specializes in assisting clients with family sponsorships, study permit applications, and permanent residency processes. Known for navigating complex immigration systems with efficiency, she supports a diverse clientele, offering services in Mandarin to better meet the needs of Chinese-speaking applicants. Her commitment to excellence is reflected in her personalized approach to each case, ensuring clients receive tailored solutions to achieve their immigration goals. Rui Yang Li upholds the highest professional standards while guiding individuals and families through successful transitions to life in Canada.
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Markham, Ontario
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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