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Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant
& Senior Paralegal
 

Monica Diaz

Tel: (416) 203-2899, x. 23

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Originally from Colombia Monica Diaz (she/her) holds a Bachelor's degree in Communications. As a dual-licensed Regulated Immigration Consultant with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants and a licensed paralegal with the Law Society of Ontario, Monica possesses over seven years of experience in Canadian immigration law.

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Throughout her career, Monica has gained invaluable experience by supporting respected immigration lawyers, which has provided her with deep insights into a variety of immigration cases and the opportunity to develop a comprehensive understanding of immigration policies and procedures.

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After working at Battista Migration Law Group with Counsel Nicholas Woodward since 2019, Monica is now starting a new chapter, managing her own files in areas such as permanent residence applications, temporary residence applications, Labour Market Impact Assessments, citizenship, and family class applications.

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Monica is dedicated to providing personalized and comprehensive support to our clients. Fluent in Spanish, she effectively communicates with a diverse clientele, offering services in English and Spanish.

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Now leading her own practice, Monica is committed to continue delivering exceptional service and support to BMLG clients navigating the complexities of Canadian immigration.

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/monica-diaz-50a87611b/ 

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Contact Us

Battista Migration Law Group

160 Bloor St E Suite 1000

Toronto, ON M4W 1B9

(416) 203-2899

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