Mohamed Haq is a
Certified Canadian Immigration Consultant whose practice is founded on his keen
understanding and compassion for people. His trademark is his integrity and
sincerity in dealing with others. To this end he has consistently furthered his
education and broadened his practical experience, while continuously
demonstrating his capacity to empathize with other cultures.
Mr. Haq received his Bachelor of Commerce in Management (Honours) from the
University of Dhaka, Bangladesh in 1982 and his Master of Commerce from the
same institution in 1984. To expand his education while experiencing other
cultures, Mr. Haq then decided to acquire his Master of Science in Industrial
Relations and Personnel Management (Commonwealth Scholar) from the London
School of Economics, University of London, U.K. in 1988.
Mr. Haq began his professional work career in 1986 as a lecturer for the
University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. After migrating to Canada, he worked for the
prestegious Canadian law firm, Raymond and Honsberger from 1990 to 1995 as
their executive assistant. Here he received practical training in many areas
including: Immigrant and refugee settlement services, advocacy and mediation,
family mediation and counseling, case work, community education and community
outreach. This is when Mr. Haq’s interest in the Canadian immigration process
became the focal point of his career. In August 1995, he accepted the position
of Immigration Administrator for the Toronto law firm, Bresver Grossman
Scheininger & Davis. This experience saw him providing advice and
assistance to prospective skilled and business immigrants in the process of
applying for permanent residence in Canada, taking responsibility for
submission preparation on behalf of the Immigration Lawyer and maintaining
liaison with all immigration and visa offices within, and outside, Canada.
Concurrently, from 1995 to May 2004, Mr. Haq operated his own consulting firm -
Professional Immigration Advisory specializing in services to skilled,
business, sponsorship, students, family trusts and other related categories of
immigration.
Since relocating to Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia he joined New Dawn
Immigration Consultants Inc. (NDIC), a subsidiary of New Dawn Enterprises Ltd.
(www.newdawn.ca), in June 2004. This business provides consulting service to
potential Canadian immigrants in the skilled, business classes and different
provincial nominee programs. Mr. Haq is the company's Executive Director and
Senior Consultant. He is also an authorized agent for the Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation (HSBC) for the Federal Investors Program.
With 17 years experience in the Immigration Consulting area, Mr. Haq is well
qualified and strategically positioned to assist prospective immigrants. He has
been instrumental in helping thousands of skilled and business class persons to
successfully immigrate to Canada.
He has demonstrated a lifelong commitment to volunteerism beginning in 1991
when he held the position of Assistant General Secretary of the Bangladesh
Association of Canada in Toronto. In 1992 he represented the Canadian Cancer
Society as Co-Chair of the Ethnic Relations Committee, and the Bangladesh
Refuge Rehabilitation Centre in Toronto as Advisor. In 1999, Mr. Haq provided
volunteer work to the Human Rights and Race Relation Centre (1999) as Director,
and the Bloor Information and Life Skills Centre (1992) as the Volunteer
Community Outreach Worker.
