Shohreh Mirzaei
Artezia Immigration Services Inc.
College ID #R711855
Shohreh Mirzaei, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R711855), is the founder and director of Artezia Immigration Services Inc., based in West Vancouver, British Columbia. She holds a Master’s degree in Environmental Design Engineering from Iran and a Postgraduate Certificate in Building and Landscape Design from Canada, showcasing her academic breadth. In 2019, she completed the Canadian Immigration Law and Consulting program, transitioning her professional focus to immigration consulting. Fluent in Farsi, Ms. Mirzaei leverages her personal experience as an immigrant to provide empathetic and tailored guidance to clients seeking temporary or permanent residency in Canada. Her areas of expertise include Express Entry, family sponsorship, study permits, and work permits. Dedicated to ethical standards and personalized solutions, she aims to transform lives by facilitating smooth transitions for newcomers.
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West Vancouver, British Columbia
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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