The refusal letter should have mentioned inadmissible on misrepresentation. Secondly, I think some DLIs don't refund fees on misrepresentation charges.
5 years ban.
- Thread starter Jeevan jyot
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How did you get the refusal letter? Did your agent send it to you? He must have tampered with the letter before sending to you, to remove the part about being banned.
With a complicated issue like yours, I don’t know what kind of answers you are looking for here because people here aren’t lawyers.
I’d suggest you to contact a lawyer based in Canada and work on your case if you want some genuine movement on your file.
If you are looking for reassurances, people on here can’t give you that. Your story is very complicated and you are only making it anxiety filled for yourself by asking here to people who have no solutions to your problems.
Good luck.
That's the only explanation because your gcms notes clearly states you are banned for 5 years.
I would like to disagree on that part. People here may not be lawyers. But a lot of information can be gained from these forums. Even good contacts. The person got cheated because of less awareness on the process. It is possible that the lawyer she approach con her too (many examples), if she doesn't have enough awareness. So it's always best to take some opinion if people in similar category.
I know that you are not lawyers but you guys have that much knowledge as I don't have ..moreover, every person has different opinions so i can get some information which might be helpful for me....more tellingly, today I have a word with someone and they are demanding 5 lakh to resolve this issue ..
Unless you had words with a very reputable Canadian based immigration lawyer, I’d be extremely hesitant to believe they can “resolve” anything. It’s been 2 years since the ban was applied. The opportunity to avoid it passed a long time ago. At this point, the only possible way to even attempt to correct this is through the courts in Canada and that’s a stretch. It can’t be done from India in any way shape or form. And there is no guarantee the courts will even consider the application.
This looks like the refusal letter they sent, Section A11(1) is the inadmissible clause they are talking about. Contact a lawyer. Lawyers can guide you on what steps you need to take. Don't fall for a consultant again. Feeling really sorry for you. A lot of people use consultants and it's a common practice, happening something like this is terrible. A refusal is fine to some extent because it still carries hope but a ban is heartbreaking, to say the least.
When looking for a lawyer in Canada (not based in India), you will get many offers. Make sure the one you choose has experience in dealing with cases like yours and not any immigration lawyer. Anyone can appear for you naturally, but they might not be well versed in this category. Some deal in PR rejection, some spousal rejection etc. Make sure the one you hire is experience in study permit ban. Ask for any previous cases they appeared for. Make sure you are totally convinced before any payment.
Hi! I’m extremely sorry if I came on insensitive. My point was that I am reading how disturbed the OP is and this is literally life ruining for anybody but I’m also seeing that despite of trying to present all the evidence etc the only conclusion people are coming at is “consult an immigration lawyer” that specializes in dealing with this. I know this is a very harrowing experience for the OP and maybe the OP does not want to spend thousands of dollars on a lawyer. But my point wasn’t that they should not ask here, it was only that it’s actually sad seeing the said person running in circles and not getting a straightforward help (because people can only offer advices here). I would suggest the OP to approach a lawyer who has been in this field for more than 10 years. Because I kept an RCIC lawyer myself but believe me I knew more than him. He only got his license 2 years back and with the increasing number of students asking for help, anybody with a PR is becoming an RCIC or immigration lawyer. So please dread carefully before giving them more money after being at this huge loss.
I guess we both sympathize with OP horrible experience and we both jumped into conclusion to consult immigration lawyer. I also offered that advice as that is the ONLY best option in hand. I personally didnt want give OP hope that everything is okey, but sometimes its better to start with worst case scenerio. If it were about reapplication or submission, we could have very long thread that will be helpful in that situation, but unfortunatelty it is inadminissibility. We can offer details with lawyers dealing with inadminissibility if she is open to that and make final decision. Its totally up to her.
We wish her all the best.
