Eid Greetings from Toronto, Canada

The Team of Amir Ismail & Associates (AIA), Canadian and Australian Immigration Advisers, wishes all a very happy Eid. May this Eid bring good tidings and prosperity to you and your family.

Sincerely,


 
Amir Ismail
& Associates (AIA) 		Amir Ismail & Associates (AIA)
Global Immigration and Citizenship Advisers
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