Immigration fraud exists. According to the Canadian immigration law, you must be honest in your application, including the information and the documentation you provide. That being said, whether you intentionally or unintentionally provide fraudulent or altered documentation, such as transcripts, diploma, employment record, or if you lied on your application such as withholding your record of previous visa refusal, this constitutes misrepresentation. And the consequences are serious, including: your application being refused, your permanent residence being revoked, your citizenship being revoked, you being deported from Canada, you being charged for criminal activity, and you being banned from Canada for at least 5 years.

Some unauthorized agents would promise you that they will get you a job offer so that you can be eligible for a work permit. They would provide you a Job Offer letter with a fake letter head and manager's signature to show you that they can deliver their promise. They then demand more money from you before they could give you the original copy of the Job Offer or the Work Permit. If you have received a job offer, or any offer or promise that is too good to be true, send us a copy of that document. Our team can help you verify it.

Scammers and some agents have been providing clients fraudulent documents such as job offer, visa approval letter, embassy correspondence, among others. These scammers would then ask you for more money for their "hard work."

If you suspect the authenticity of the documents you received, you may register for our Verification Service for FREE. We would initiate our investigation and verification process and provide you a feedback within 48 hours.

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