Dear Ms Powell, I read your last article about how to choose a representative for an application for permanent residence. I found that very informative. I'm following your instructions to make sure that the representative is authorised by the Canadian government. I found out that the lawyer is authorised, and he charges a fee for the consultation. Is that a standard practice? I'm not sure what to expect and how to really prepare for the meeting. I'm a little nervous and want it to go well. Can you provide a guideline to help me with my preparation? - B.E. Dear B.E,. Thank you for your feedback and your questions. I always welcome hearing from readers like you. Being prepared for a consultation with a lawyer is one of the best things you can do for yourself and your family. You will save time and money by being organised and having a systematic approach to your meeting. Most lawyers charge a fee for the consultation, but some will offer you a free initial consul...
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