Jay4yours

i have several post thaking WWICS. Are they upto something?

Webcrawler

All those posts are made from the same computer, just using different names.
I bet it is some representative of WWICS who is posting this, and not any
over-satisfied client.

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    > i have several post thaking WWICS. Are they upto something?

Sam

its coz of companies like wwis that the Citizenship and immigration
canada are now regulating the consultants...

Webcrawler

Well, any consulting company can have an "affiliated" arm in Canada.
That will enable them to recruit prospective immigrants abroad and file
their cases thru their branch office registered in Canada.

There is nothing inherently wrong with this model - as long as the firm is
honest, sincere and genuine.

Trouble starts when the recruiting becomes the main business and preparing a
good case and successfully obtaining the PR approval is only secondary.

Also, the kind of advertising WWICS is resorting to is only
counter-productive.
They have clearly exposed themselves as a cheap bodyshop, who are lying and
"cooking up" clients to advertise.
It can only hurt in the long run.

"sam" <> wrote in message
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    > its coz of companies like wwis that the Citizenship and immigration
    > canada are now regulating the consultants...

Berto Volpentesta

It is just unfortunate that so many people look for the slightest glimmer of
hope. Even when we tell people they are not qualified, they will often go
to other so called consultants to get someone to tell them there is hope.

Often these vultures will use the client's obvious eagerness to the
company's advantage whether or not the person is qualified.

Regulation is the starting point. With any luck and the continued
cooperation of the government, many vulture companies will be out of
business (or even better, jailed)

Bhaskar

regarding wwics , some time back i went to their office to find out
how much they know and whether i should use their services if i decide
to process sometime in future.

they claim they get 30% to 40 % interview waiver...
but certain things their representative did not seem to know with new
regulations like work experience before completion of degree is also
counted...
in other words part time work as Co-ops also gets counted.
their agents to some extent seem to stick to old reg rules.
they dont talk of the retroactive application of any new pass mark.

probabaly what i can think of is that they might have some experience
regarding the local processing procedure at CHC, new delhi things like
what sort of things the officials especially look at, scrutinize at by
past experience.

the way wwics works is that they have franchises...something like
someone
like me or you start up a wwics center...wwics gives me some
training....then i take client do the job take some money and give
800$ to the wwics in canada( toronto or somewhere in ontario)
they also have a main office at chandigard india...where they claim
they go over your case...i doubt they do much there. probabaly a brief
look at your case . its the local office that prepares most of your
paperwork.


    > Well, any consulting company can have an "affiliated" arm in Canada.
    > That will enable them to recruit prospective immigrants abroad and file
    > their cases thru their branch office registered in Canada.
    >
    > There is nothing inherently wrong with this model - as long as the firm is
    > honest, sincere and genuine.
    >
    > Trouble starts when the recruiting becomes the main business and preparing a
    > good case and successfully obtaining the PR approval is only secondary.