Do I need a lawyer
for immigration services?
No. What you need is an experienced, accredited and qualified
immigration liaison officer. The Bureau of Immigration
require service providers to be bonded and for their liaison
officers to take a short course and pass a qualifying examination.
Scobell fully complies with these qualification requirements.
Does Scobell employ lawyers and
accountants?
If we employed such highly qualified and expensive people,
we would have to charge accordingly. We do not so
we don’t. We do however retain a small firm of highly
qualified Accountants for advice and guidance where law
or circumstance requires their skills and qualifications.
Likewise, we have access to good lawyers who do not confuse
Manila with Manhattan when it comes to their fees.
Do you provide registered office
facilities?
Yes for accommodation and for compliance with legal
requirements. We do not however seek to offer business
center facilities. There are several excellent specialist
firms for this.
Do you provide bookkeeping services
for your clients?
Yes we do selectively. Talk to us about it.
We can certainly help.
Can you supply us with a reference?
We never disclose our clients names but you may contact
the Commercial section the Embassy or the Executive directors
of the British or European Chambers of Commerce.
Upon requests, we can also ask a client to receive your
inquiry.
Would you accept a mandate from
potentially competing clients?
For work permits and visas, Yes. For business development
and representation, No.
What is the single strongest reason
that we should deal with Scobell?
As a balanced team of long term Expatriates and local
professionals, we understand the problems, concerns, pressures,
timetables and expectations of foreign investors and expatriate
executives and of their families. What we do not
know we find out.
We have been here for years, we have excellent contacts.
We charge on completion, we report on progress and we
work when your not watching.
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