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Don't Confuse Movement With Progress: An Immigration Reality Check feat. Ana Canseco RCIC
Navigating the maze of immigration can feel like you're stuck on a never-ending treadmill, especially when you find yourself applying for the 11th time without a clear path forward. The key takeaway from this podcast episode is to shift your mindset from merely surviving to actively planning for your future in Canada. It’s crucial to understand that while temporary permits can give you a breather, they shouldn't be your ultimate strategy; you need to have a long-term goal in sight. From assessing your qualifications to improving your language skills, each step should be aimed at...
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Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Self of Success podcast. I am really excited to have a return visitor, a return guest to this podcast. If you've been a listener, you've heard of her before. Her name is Anna Canseco. She is a regulated immigration consultant and the founder of Merhaus Immigration Solutions. She strives to help her clients be better prepared, not just on
paper, but emotionally and mentally for the realities of life in a new country. Anna holds a law degree from Mexico and a graduate diploma in immigration and citizenship law from Queens University. In her immigration practice, Anna specializes in work permits, specifically LMIA, exempt work permits, and pathways to PR. Anna, welcome to the show. I'm so glad that you are
back again. Loved talking to you before. So glad to be back. It took a long time, but I'm so glad to be here. It has taken a long time. But you know, a lot of people have reached out to say how much they really appreciated that episode, which prompted me to reach out to you again, because I think people really identify with you and your story and, well, just your
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