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Temporary resident visa Posted on: 10 Sep 2007 01:34:53 GMT

I have a girlfriend in China who would like to apply for a Temporary
resident visa to come visit me in Canada.

I understand that her application can basically be completed three
different ways:

1. By herself
2. By representative (non-paid friends/family, generous CSIC/ Law
society member).
3. By representative (paid).


Could someone please explain to me the advantages/disadvantages of
each of these three choices, if there are any?

According to the Govt. of Canada website, representatives are given no
preferential treatment in the processing of the applications.

Guidance in this endeavour would be appreciated.

TIA

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