Shadi Norman
Tri-Continental Global Services
College ID #R416575
Shadi Norman is a seasoned Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with registration number R416575. As the founder and president of Tri-Continental Global Services, a firm established in 2001 and based in Vancouver, Shadi has dedicated his career to simplifying immigration processes for individuals and businesses. With expertise in permanent residency applications, skilled worker programs, and family sponsorships, he has assisted thousands of clients worldwide. Known for his commitment to transparent and realistic guidance, Shadi’s approach prioritizes personalized client solutions. A fluent speaker of Arabic, Shadi leverages his linguistic skills to serve diverse communities effectively and bridge cultural gaps. Through Tri-Continental Global Services, he also supports Canadian businesses by facilitating work permits and foreign worker applications, strengthening the country's workforce. With decades of experience, Shadi remains driven by the goal of creating pathways to brighter futures in Canada.
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Abbotsford, British Columbia
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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