Further Introduction to AI Use for Immigration Practice Part Two

Neha Batta is a seasoned Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB) with several years of experience navigating the complexities of Canadian immigration law. She holds a Certificate in Immigration: Law, Policies, and Procedures from the University of British Columbia and a Master’s degree in Technology.

Neha is the owner of Orion Immigration Services, and with a deep understanding of Canadian immigration policies and procedures, she provides consulting services to individuals, families, and businesses on a wide range of immigration matters. Over the past 17+ years, she has acquired extensive knowledge and experience in various domains, including Education, Customer Service, Aerospace, Customer Experience Management, Banking, and E-commerce.

As an immigrant herself, Neha understands the challenges of moving to a new country and the emotional weight it carries. She approaches each case with empathy and understanding, recognizing the profound impact immigration decisions can have on her clients' lives.

Beyond her work as an immigration consultant, Neha is actively involved in the immigration and immigrant communities. Breaking barriers, encouraging women to pursue careers in Technology, mentoring women to grow into leadership positions at work, and integrating immigrants into the Canadian work environment are some of the causes Neha is passionate about. 

Further Introduction to Cyber Security for Immigration Practice Part Two 

Eduardo Silva is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) and holds a Bachelor of Law Enforcement Studies from the Justice Institute of British Columbia. He completed his studies in Immigration Law at the University of British Columbia and in Human Rights and Forced Displacement at the United Nations University. Eduardo is also a certified mediator in Canada, with experience in negotiation and advanced dispute resolution. He is a specialist in strategic planning and continuous improvement and has worked in this capacity for the Government of Saskatchewan for over four years. Additionally, he has experience working for law firms in the immigration and commercial sectors.