How do Canadian visa officers deal with false materials

It must be difficult for visa officers of the Canadian embassy to find false materials from the vast amount of information. However, visa officers must undergo internal training and have a good grasp of the authenticity and verification standards of various documents. What will Canadian visa officers do if they find false materials or suspect that they are false materials?

First, the reasons given for directly refusing the visa are simple: for example, insufficient funds and the purpose of the visit. Because I am busy with a large number of applications, I can't directly verify the authenticity.

Sometimes when verifying the deposit or house ownership certificate, no one can contact, or no specific person can cooperate with the investigation, and the visa officer can't judge it as false material, so the decision to refuse the visa is made first, only based on the comparison between this document and many other similar documents.

For example, the paper and font used in the deposit certificate of China Bank are fixed, but suddenly a deposit certificate with large font, heavy black font and rough paper appears, which is basically an untrustworthy document.

Second, the visa application will be refused directly, but the suspicious part found by the visa officer will be noted in the work notes.

Third, call the visa applicant or send an email or letter, and ask the visa applicant to make a specific reply to the authenticity of the suspicious documents within 30 days.

If the visa applicant fails to give a reply within a limited time, the suspicious documents will be considered as false documents and the visa application will eventually be rejected. It also shows that visa applicants are not allowed to enter Canada for five years.

If you submit a visa application at a Canadian embassy or consulate anywhere in the world, you will be refused a visa directly. Because the network of Citizenship and Immigration Canada is associated with embassies and consulates abroad, the information of visa applicants can be quickly found and identified no matter where they are submitted.

I have seen various cases on the internet before, from which we can see that these visa applicants are suspected of providing false work certificates, IELTS, house ownership certificates, bank deposit certificates and so on.

Under normal circumstances, visa officers can roughly judge the knowledge of certificates by their anti-counterfeiting measures, watermarks, serial numbers, fonts of characters on certificates and the feel of certificates. If in doubt, the Canadian visa office will call banks and real estate agents to verify the authenticity of the documents.

Generally speaking, nine times out of ten false documents identified by visa officers are indeed false documents, and even if they are explained, there is no possibility of recovery, and they can only be gilded. We have to consider canceling the visa application or waiting for the visa application to be rejected.

If it is indeed a genuine document, it is necessary to provide evidence and information to the Canadian Embassy as soon as possible, so as to ensure the visa.

If you want to apply for visas from other countries in the future, you may encounter all kinds of troubles. Because Canada's visa system has been networked with the United States, Schengen countries, Britain, New Zealand and Australia.

You can share the information of visa applicants with each other, including whether you have obtained a visa, whether you have been refused a visa, whether you have entry and exit records, and what are the reasons for refusing a visa.

Therefore, visa applicants can provide the required materials realistically, never provide false materials, and never submit materials you don't know or have seen through untrustworthy intermediaries.

It is strongly suggested that if the visa is refused, it is best to do the visa refusal transfer at Citizenship and Immigration Canada before deciding what to do.