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im not sure if the immigration consultant is trying to scam me or not so I want to make sure. I got a screen shot that says, Government of Canada “your document checklist Supporting documents Optional documents Fees” What’s your opinion?

Yes I’m still planning to apply for student visa as well but I’d like to know, would they ask me about my US history in the application for working holiday? If so, before or after the invitation? I’d like to make sure because it’s immigration consultant doing it.

i had DACA status in the US but an immigration consultant filled out the application in order to win. Do they have a section where they ask about that or no? I’m worried because I didn’t tell him I had DACA status and he didn’t ask me when he first applied for working holiday months ago.

I’m living in a foreign country. Yes what is his contact number or the name of his law firm?

Here’s the link I found about its very difficult for Dreamers to get Visa in Canada. I don’t know why some lawyers said it should be ok. I’m worried if school won’t give me a refund if I get denied. https://www.google.co.jp/amp/www.canadim.com/can-dreamers-daca-apply-canadian-visa/amp/

I heard the interview will be at the border of US and Canada but if they reject me because of DACA status at the interview then it would be a waste of money that I paid for school. That’s what I’m worried about is school and homestay money if I get rejected.

I spoke to few immigration lawyers and they said it shouldn’t affect getting a study permit but 1 of the lawyers said it will be difficult to get it. What should I do? I don’t know what to do.

Japan and I was told from immigration consultant that it shouldn’t affect getting study permit. I was able to visit Canada with my Passport last year. Should it be ok? What should I do?

I got a case pending for the US immigration however I’m out of the US right now. My US attorney said it would be ok if I go to Canada. But my husband who’s a US citizen wants a working permit since it’s included if I take a co-op program. When applying for student visa, Can I just put “DACA “...

What part do I mention overstay in the application? Can I put DACA instead because it’s the same thing?

But the school I’m applying for doesn’t do refunds. What should I do if something bad happens? Can I just put DACA status instead of writing overstay? Because DACA is for people who is undocumented and overstayed. Also it shouldn’t matter if I hire a lawyer or an immigration agency consultant...

I was told getting Visa for Canada wouldn’t affect if I overstayed in the US. But should I hire a lawyer just to be on the safe side?

An attorney who specializes in both..if so, which attorneys would you recommend? I’m looking for an experienced one.

Yes my DACA expired last year in Oct but I cannot renew it because now I’m in Japan. But my husband is an US citizen. We have a case pending in the US immigration.

The travel agency applied for eTA for me last year when I went to Canada but they never asked me about my visa in the U.S. so I have no idea what they put.

Can you give me lists of visas that my husband can get including myself? I’m having hard time finding it

The reason why I thought I need a consultant is because my husband wants a working permit too and I heard it’s included if I get co-op. How can I apply for both student permit and work visa for him?

How do I apply for study permit? Should I get immigration consultant do it if my husband wants a working visa? It’s included with co-op program that’s why.

I already have an US attorney who specializes for DACA people. Right now the case is pending. But I was able to enter Canada last time as a tourist and my attorney said it wouldn’t affect if I go to Canada for my case. It’s still ok to go there while it’s pending. But now I’m currebtly living in...