Consequences of obtaining a visa by forging materials

To apply for a visa to study in Canada, some students have to falsify information and get a visa. Let's take a look at the endless troubles after fake materials and real visas, and see the consequences of getting a visa with fake materials. Welcome everyone to read.

According to related reports, the Royal Mounted Police recently arrested a consultant from China, who was suspected of providing false information when applying for immigration and citizenship for clients, including false academic qualifications and language ability, in order to help applicants obtain immigration status, re-entry permit and citizenship. In fact, in the past few years, similar incidents have been exposed one after another, which has aroused a certain degree of concern in China society.

According to (), immigration lawyers and consulting industry do exist mixed situations. In order to achieve their goals, some people in the industry will take shortcuts, including providing false information, providing forged documents and even bribing immigration officials.

In fact, making false information and providing forged documents in immigration applications, as well as instigating and assisting others to make false information and forged documents, not only violate the immigration law, but also are criminal penalties, including fines and imprisonment, with very serious consequences.

Regardless of whether the immigration applicant knows the above shortcuts, when law enforcement officers arrest immigration lawyers or consultants suspected of committing crimes, law enforcement officers will certainly search the immigration application files involved, and investigate which files of all the applications handled by the suspects involve illegal acts. If forged documents are found in the immigration files, the Immigration Bureau will further investigate the background of the applicants, examine whether the immigration applicants have obtained immigration status through false information and documents, and then submit them to the court for a ruling on whether to cancel the status obtained by these people.

According to the Canadian Citizenship Act, even if the immigrants concerned have obtained citizenship, there is no guarantee that their citizenship will not be revoked. If the Immigration Bureau confirms that the applicant used false information and documents to obtain immigration status, that is, his immigration status itself was obtained by illegal means. Therefore, even if he has lived in Canada for three years and formally obtained citizenship, his citizenship may be revoked.

In addition, if the applicant submits an immigration application again, the Immigration Bureau will also take preventive measures against his application and thoroughly investigate the application from the perspective of suspicion. Therefore, even if the application is finally passed and the immigrant visa is obtained, it may go through a difficult road.

As for naturalization, if the applicant obtains citizenship by providing false information, if it is confirmed, his citizenship will be revoked.

I believe readers have heard some stories. Some immigrants have lived in Canada for less than three years, and some even stay in Canada for only one month each year. In order to obtain citizenship as soon as possible, he lied that he had lived in Canada for three years when he declared the number of days he left Canada. Then, they can really get Canadian passports. These stories are circulated among the people, as if it is no big deal to falsely report the number of days you left Canada as long as you achieve the goal of obtaining citizenship. In fact, these citizens are not at ease, because once the authorities investigate and determine that they obtained citizenship because of false information, their citizenship will also be revoked.

At present, the Immigration and Citizenship Bureau has a global computer network. No matter where the applicant submits his application, what kind of visa or identity he applies for, the Immigration Bureau will keep a record. When an applicant makes false information in one of his applications, the Immigration Bureau will doubt all his other applications, which will have a far-reaching impact. In addition, it may also cause bad official luck and trouble.

() Experts remind that those who intend to emigrate or submit applications for naturalization must be careful when choosing their legal representatives or filling out forms and providing documents by themselves, so as not to leave a bad record in the Immigration and Citizenship Bureau and regret it for life.