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Judy Le

Team Lead, Business Immigration

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Biography

Judy is a Licensed Paralegal and a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC R710479) with a primary focus on Canadian immigration law. She started at Sobirovs as an Immigration Case Worker in January 2020 and is now the Team Lead, Business Immigration at the Firm.

Her mission in this field is to attract more entrepreneurs and talented workers from around the globe to Canada. In the last seven years, she has assisted hundreds of individuals and families in immigrating and building their new lives in Canada. What motivates her in this journey is her passion for helping people achieve their goals and have a better life.

As a proactive and results-driven person, Judy always considers the full picture while paying the utmost attention to every detail. She knows when and how to take the necessary steps to deliver the best services and desired outcomes to the client.

Judy lives according to the principles of Buddhism and is committed to creating and maintaining a harmonious and productive work environment. She has a craving for win-win solutions for her team and clients. She firmly believes that as most of the day is spent at work, these hours should be as enjoyable and meaningful as possible for everyone.

Judy immigrated to Canada from Vietnam in 2013. She loves her home country and wishes to return there once every year. She tries to maintain the Vietnamese culture and tradition in her family in order to encourage her son to always remembers their roots.

Education

  • Paralegal Education Diploma, Humber College, graduated with honours (2015)
  • Immigration Consultant Diploma, CSIC e-Academy (2020)

Memberships

  • Licensed Paralegal in good standing under the Law Society of Ontario
  • Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant in good standing under the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (RCIC)
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