WES closed my account
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I have not applied for Immigration yet and currently on my legal permit. I won't be submitting the documents until I verify it with the university that those were genuine documents. I guess rather than helping a way out you guys just scare people more who are already scared lol
Yours is the second case this week of someone:
- Attending an exams-only distance education centre
- Submitting the "degrees" to WES for verification
- WES closing accounts and reporting to IRCC, CBSA, and others
Unfortunately, a lot of people don't understand that attending an exams-only distance education centre that is not the university itself is a great way to be scammed.
Here's the other thread, for your reference: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/wes-found-forged-documents.660422/page-2#post-8252721
- Attending an exams-only distance education centre
- Submitting the "degrees" to WES for verification
- WES closing accounts and reporting to IRCC, CBSA, and others
Unfortunately, a lot of people don't understand that attending an exams-only distance education centre that is not the university itself is a great way to be scammed.
Here's the other thread, for your reference: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/wes-found-forged-documents.660422/page-2#post-8252721
That was my bachelors degree in IT and then I came to canada and did post baccalaureate in business management and currently working as a sales supervisor NOC B. I dont know what happens even if I get the degree verified from University. It was a distant learning and WES already has closed my account. So how can I prove documents were genuine
You're skipping the question I asked. Have you submitted the degree to Canada for anything? You haven't misrepresented until you submit it, in my opinion - though you may need to ask a lawyer.
For your own sake, you need to contact the university that issued the degree, not the distance learning centre, and have them issue you a letter confirming your degree. In case you ever get asked by IRCC about whether or not it's fraudulent, you need a verified letter from the university itself saying it's not fraudulent.
For your own sake, you need to contact the university that issued the degree, not the distance learning centre, and have them issue you a letter confirming your degree. In case you ever get asked by IRCC about whether or not it's fraudulent, you need a verified letter from the university itself saying it's not fraudulent.
There is an option on WES as what purpose are you evaluating your degree. If you checked on Immigration, which I guess you would have, then WES will notify it to IRCC.
No one is trying to scare you, people are being genuine in their response.
On the basis of my degree I got study permit and completed post baccalaureate here in canada. But I haven't applied for immigration yet. I guess I have submitted the degree when i applied for study permit.
University agreed to verify my degree. I'm just worried what if WES or any other evaluation body verifies it again and same thing happens. I'll be proved wrong again and that will be more dangerous.
Did the university itself agree to verify that it's not fraudulent, or did the distance education centre?
You need to have completely perfect and strong evidence that the degree is not fake. It's still very suspicious that you have a bachelor's degree (a 4 year degree???) only through distance education and did not write assignments. You will need proof that the degree is valid and not from a diploma mill.
WES is supposed to be the place that does that. If you selected "immigration" as the reason why you were having the degree verified, they have informed IRCC of their results. Since you did submit the degree as part of your study permit application, if IRCC takes up WES report that your degree is fraudulent, you may get questions in the future about it. If you apply for immigration, you should talk to a lawyer about this. A lawyer can advise you on best strategies.
You need to have completely perfect and strong evidence that the degree is not fake. It's still very suspicious that you have a bachelor's degree (a 4 year degree???) only through distance education and did not write assignments. You will need proof that the degree is valid and not from a diploma mill.
WES is supposed to be the place that does that. If you selected "immigration" as the reason why you were having the degree verified, they have informed IRCC of their results. Since you did submit the degree as part of your study permit application, if IRCC takes up WES report that your degree is fraudulent, you may get questions in the future about it. If you apply for immigration, you should talk to a lawyer about this. A lawyer can advise you on best strategies.
University said they will verify it. And agreed to give me an affidavit with vice counsellor signature and stamp on it or whatever I need to prove that its genuine. The question is I haven't applied for PR yet nor I am eligible right now. So have I still misrepresented ?