Finally, after 4 and a half years of yearning, I finally got the hard-earned offer from my dream job. So, when the time came, I signed up with Nationwide Immigration Services in the hope of a smoother pathway to Canada, and the initial consultation honestly felt professional and reassuring; it was the best time of my life. They explained the process in detail, shared eligibility info, and promised personalized guidance. But that was just the pushing steam; once I paid the fees, the communication noticeably started to reduce, until it was dropped. Delays became frequent, and I had to chase them for updates more than once. It’s not that they didn’t do anything; it just didn’t feel like the premium support for the payment I paid and the promise they made upfront. If you’re considering them, stay alert and keep records of every interaction. They aren’t deceivers because the potential is there, only consistency seems to be the issue where they are falling short.