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Author:
Bonnie Tyler
March marks Fraud Prevention Month, a critical time to shed light on immigration fraud and its detrimental impact on individuals seeking to build a new life in Canada.
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Canada is known for its welcoming immigration policies, but individuals seeking entry may face challenges due to inadmissibility. Being deemed inadmissible means that you are not allowed to enter or stay in Canada for various reasons, including criminal history, medical concerns, or misrepresentation. However, in many cases, there are legal remedies available.
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In recent years, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has intensified its scrutiny of Canadian immigration applications, particularly regarding work experience claims. One of the key ways IRCC addresses concerns about fraudulent work experience is by issuing Procedural Fairness Letters (PFLs).
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Author:
Bonnie Tyler
Ghost consultants are unlicensed individuals or agencies, they are frequently based outside Canada in areas with less robust legal oversight for fraud, who promise to secure Canadian visas, work permits, or permanent residency—usually with guarantees that sound too good to be true.
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In today’s press conference, Marc Miller highlighted several critical advancements in Canada’s border security and immigration systems. Positioned as one of the most secure borders globally, Canada continues to lead in safety and regulatory enforcement.
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Facing a denial on your Canadian immigration application can be disheartening, but it doesn’t always mean the end of your journey. An appeal can offer another chance to present your case and possibly secure a positive outcome. Understanding the process and preparing adequately is crucial to increasing your chances of success. The immigration appeal process involves several steps, from identifying valid grounds for the appeal to gathering supportive documents and attending hearings. Each step requires careful attention to detail and…
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Judicial review is a critical aspect of the Canadian immigration system. When an immigration decision doesn’t go your way, judicial review provides a way to challenge that decision. It allows a higher authority to review the processes and fairness of the original decision. This can be a complex process, but understanding the basics can help you navigate it more effectively. Let’s explore what judicial review entails and what you need to know to approach it confidently. What Is Judicial Review…
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The news of over 700 Indian students receiving deportation notices from the Canadian Border Security Agency (CBSA) is undoubtedly distressing for the affected individuals and their loved ones.
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