Can I sue the intermediary for immigration failure?

You can ask to cancel the contract and refund the service fee, and you can ask the immigration agent to bear the loss if it causes losses.

First, if there is a specific agreement in the contract about the service fee refund and the conditions for the termination of the immigration contract, then the contract can be directly terminated. If the immigration intermediary does not agree, it can directly sue the intermediary contract dispute to the court.

Second, if the contract does not clearly stipulate the conditions for the termination of the immigration contract, and the immigration intermediary is at fault in the process of providing services, such as deliberately concealing important facts or providing false information, which harms the interests of the client, it can ask the immigration intermediary to refund the service fee and claim compensation for losses.

According to many successful cases of immigration disputes we have handled, we can see that the hidden rule of immigration intermediary's transaction is to collect commissions by introducing customers, and the commissions will far exceed the service fees charged by him. For this reason, it is also very reasonable for investors to ask the immigration intermediary to bear the third-party expenses caused by investment, such as investment losses, attorney fees and accounting fees. The details of each investment immigration case are different. For example, some investment projects are fraudulent from the beginning, and the intermediary company clearly knows through public information, so the court ruled that the immigration company should bear all the investment losses; However, under the investment mode of buying real estate, the court will comprehensively consider whether the investors, as adults, have a certain understanding of the risks of the project, and will eventually let the immigration company bear most of the investment losses according to the proportion of faults.