As an immigration professional, you will conduct client interviews on a regular basis. At the interview stage, you need to collect as much information as possible to give clients the best advice. It may be harder than you think to get this information from clients. It is important to learn to ask the questions that will get you the information you need. In this assignment, review correspondence from a potential client, and in an "email" format, ask effective questions to extract additional information (MLO 5.3), analyze the client's eligibility for a residence program (MLO 5.4), and communicate your findings to the client using written language that is appropriate for a non-legal audience (MLO 5.2) in that format. This assignment also provides you with the opportunity to develop your skills in legal reasoning, critical analysis, and effective communication (SVOs 2, 4, and 5). Melati's Reply A potential client, Melati, sends you the following email indicating she is interested in applying for permanent residence: Hello there, My friend was your previous client and highly recommended your services! I would like to become a permanent resident. Here's a brief summary about me: I am single and a citizen of Indonesia. I spent three years at a culinary school in Indonesia. I have been living in Ontario for 13 months on a work permit. I work as a Cook for "Quinte Mill Operations" which is located in Prince Edward County, Ontario. I work full-time. My work permit expires in 11 months. Before coming to Canada, I worked for 6 months as a Line Cook for the U.S. Naval Base in Merauke, and another 6 months as a Cafeteria Cook in a high school in Jakarta. I want to become a permanent resident and live in Prince Edward County. I have no family in Canada. I turned 35 years old last month. I have already taken a CELPIP test and got the following results: Reading: 4 Writing: 4 Speaking: 6 Listening: 5 Please don't hesitate to let me know if you need any other details from me! How can I become a permanent resident? Detailed Instructions For the purpose of the assignment, the time is the present day. Melati has signed an initial consultation agreement with you and has paid your consultation fee. You have agreed for her to visit your office in person in two days. You are now preparing for the consultation. Based only on the information provided by Melati, answer the following questions in 2-3 paragraphs. You must answer each question in the format of a new email to Melati. Melati is interested in becoming a permanent resident. Based ONLY on the information provided in her email, describe how she could be eligible for permanent residence. Do not assume any details not already provided in Melati's email or make suggestions based on information not already provided by Melati. In your email to Melati, use easy-to-understand terminology (NO reference to IRPA or IRPR), that Melati would understand. With as much detail as possible, you must identify and explain how Melati is potentially eligible, including Melati's correct NOC. Remember: you may believe Melati could be eligible for numerous programs, but you must only base your answer on information Melati has already given you. As you are writing your email to Melati, you realize that Melati needs to answer a few more questions during the consultation before you can confirm her eligibility for permanent residence. What additional questions do you need to ask Melati before you can fully confirm her eligibility for permanent residence? You may provide your answer using a bulleted list. During the consultation, you confirm Melati's eligibility and that all of her assessments and tests have been completed as per program requirements in IRPR. Create a table to show Melati what her score would be if she created a profile. On the left, identify the specific factor, and on the right, indicate the points that Melati would be assigned for each factor. Melati later sends you another email, saying she has read that IRCC will finalize permanent residence applications in less than 6 months. In one paragraph, provide Melati with your opinion on whether she will likely be approved for permanent residence within the next 6 months, and your reason.