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Facts misrepresentation / suppression of information

STC

Newbie
Sep 12, 2009
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Hi All,
We hafe filed our Quebec-PR case through an agent and received CSQ's and completed federal documentation Including medicals. Now CHC (Canadian High Commission) requested for FBI & US state police clearence and i had followed the procedure and received the report / results. My FBI fingerprint record shows that no arrest record where as state record review result says that no criminal and non criminal history. Second search based on descriptive data with state record review resulted with information and it is sealed upon Non-Criminal Conviction. I am spouse of primary applicant and I had stayed almost 1year in US legally during 1997. I had Misdemeanor Citation in US for shoplifting (Petty offence) and the case was convicted upon plea of guilty and sentenced to fine amount of $100.00. I had paid the fine amount and i have all the supporting documents. Our agent had filled all the canadian Immigration forms and we had signed all the declarations based on his guidance. In Schedule 1 Background declaration form under Section 9 agent had checked all 'No' as a general practice. Now i have observed that there is a question stating 'been convicted of, or are you currently charged with, on trial for, or party to a crime or offence, or subject of any criminal proceedings in any country? Since it had been mentioned 'No' do they refuse our case on facts misrepresentation / suppression of information ground? Please HELP Immediately as the deadline is nearing and i need to submit my FBI & state record review results / reports to CHC.
 

PMM

VIP Member
Jun 30, 2005
25,494
1,950
Hi

STC said:
Hi All,
We hafe filed our Quebec-PR case through an agent and received CSQ's and completed federal documentation Including medicals. Now CHC (Canadian High Commission) requested for FBI & US state police clearence and i had followed the procedure and received the report / results. My FBI fingerprint record shows that no arrest record where as state record review result says that no criminal and non criminal history. Second search based on descriptive data with state record review resulted with information and it is sealed upon Non-Criminal Conviction. I am spouse of primary applicant and I had stayed almost 1year in US legally during 1997. I had Misdemeanor Citation in US for shoplifting (Petty offence) and the case was convicted upon plea of guilty and sentenced to fine amount of $100.00. I had paid the fine amount and i have all the supporting documents. Our agent had filled all the canadian Immigration forms and we had signed all the declarations based on his guidance. In Schedule 1 Background declaration form under Section 9 agent had checked all 'No' as a general practice. Now i have observed that there is a question stating 'been convicted of, or are you currently charged with, on trial for, or party to a crime or offence, or subject of any criminal proceedings in any country? Since it had been mentioned 'No' do they refuse our case on facts misrepresentation / suppression of information ground? Please HELP Immediately as the deadline is nearing and i need to submit my FBI & state record review results / reports to CHC.
Possibly, as you signed No for criminal/arrest record and you have one. So you will just have to wait to see how CHC/CIC handles it.

PMM
 
PMM said:
Hi

STC said:
Hi All,
We hafe filed our Quebec-PR case through an agent and received CSQ's and completed federal documentation Including medicals. Now CHC (Canadian High Commission) requested for FBI & US state police clearence and i had followed the procedure and received the report / results. My FBI fingerprint record shows that no arrest record where as state record review result says that no criminal and non criminal history. Second search based on descriptive data with state record review resulted with information and it is sealed upon Non-Criminal Conviction. I am spouse of primary applicant and I had stayed almost 1year in US legally during 1997. I had Misdemeanor Citation in US for shoplifting (Petty offence) and the case was convicted upon plea of guilty and sentenced to fine amount of $100.00. I had paid the fine amount and i have all the supporting documents. Our agent had filled all the canadian Immigration forms and we had signed all the declarations based on his guidance. In Schedule 1 Background declaration form under Section 9 agent had checked all 'No' as a general practice. Now i have observed that there is a question stating 'been convicted of, or are you currently charged with, on trial for, or party to a crime or offence, or subject of any criminal proceedings in any country? Since it had been mentioned 'No' do they refuse our case on facts misrepresentation / suppression of information ground? Please HELP Immediately as the deadline is nearing and i need to submit my FBI & state record review results / reports to CHC.
Possibly, as you signed No for criminal/arrest record and you have one. So you will just have to wait to see how CHC/CIC handles it.

PMM
With all due respect to senior or VIP members, I disagree with PMM. I think that you, being now aware of your potential problems and their consequences, should act first. If CHC/CAN Embassy will never raise or miss the subject it may come to you at a later stage, seriously delay your application, or affect you after your receipt of PR and Canadian citizenship. This is your time to protect yourself from possible government claims and actions.
 

PMM

VIP Member
Jun 30, 2005
25,494
1,950
Hi

Immigration Expert said:
PMM said:
Hi

STC said:
Hi All,
We hafe filed our Quebec-PR case through an agent and received CSQ's and completed federal documentation Including medicals. Now CHC (Canadian High Commission) requested for FBI & US state police clearence and i had followed the procedure and received the report / results. My FBI fingerprint record shows that no arrest record where as state record review result says that no criminal and non criminal history. Second search based on descriptive data with state record review resulted with information and it is sealed upon Non-Criminal Conviction. I am spouse of primary applicant and I had stayed almost 1year in US legally during 1997. I had Misdemeanor Citation in US for shoplifting (Petty offence) and the case was convicted upon plea of guilty and sentenced to fine amount of $100.00. I had paid the fine amount and i have all the supporting documents. Our agent had filled all the canadian Immigration forms and we had signed all the declarations based on his guidance. In Schedule 1 Background declaration form under Section 9 agent had checked all 'No' as a general practice. Now i have observed that there is a question stating 'been convicted of, or are you currently charged with, on trial for, or party to a crime or offence, or subject of any criminal proceedings in any country? Since it had been mentioned 'No' do they refuse our case on facts misrepresentation / suppression of information ground? Please HELP Immediately as the deadline is nearing and i need to submit my FBI & state record review results / reports to CHC.
Possibly, as you signed No for criminal/arrest record and you have one. So you will just have to wait to see how CHC/CIC handles it.

PMM
With all due respect to senior or VIP members, I disagree with PMM. I think that you, being now aware of your potential problems and their consequences, should act first. If CHC/CAN Embassy will never raise or miss the subject it may come to you at a later stage, seriously delay your application, or affect you after your receipt of PR and Canadian citizenship. This is your time to protect yourself from possible government claims and actions.
And just how is the OP going to do that? S/he claimed on the forms that they had no criminal record and the criminal record check shows s/he has one. How do make it go away? You can't. Claiming you forgot is not going to cut any mustard. It is in the hands of CHC/CIC, if they decide that it is misrepresentation, then it is all over, even though the shoplifting offense would not have made them inadmissible.

PMM

PMM
 

Jayden_maple

Newbie
May 8, 2015
7
0
Misrepresentation?

i just want to ask about this situation:
Way back 2008,My father sponsored me as dependent child under provincial nominee. In my (schedule 1 background/declaration or IMM008) under personal history. I wrote october 2005-may 2008 studying ,june 2008-october 2009 unemployed and november 2009 -present studying. In this line you need to provide details of your personal history since the age of 18.
When we arrived in canada last 2012 as landed immigrant at first everything was fine.But we got a family problem and misunderstanding i move out from my father and step mom.
Now, my father started in complaining and bagging me that he's going to deport me for the grounds of misrepresentation of documents. I was stress in this issue, I want to go home in my homeland but the problem is i had already my family here,my daughter born here and my spouse was already approved for permanent residence.

My question is ;
In my personal history june 2008- oct to 2009 unemployed but i was not able to write that june 2009 -april 2012 i became a substitute teacher with all the knowledge and approval of my father. According to him just write that way.iBut all the information and school records that i submitted was real and true that i really studied November 2009-march 2012. Thus, i became as substitute teacher and studied at the same time. My mistake only i was not able to write that i became a substitute teacher.

This may lead to deportation and serious offence?
Please give me an advice what to do.
Please help me.
Thanks
 

scylla

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There's nothing your parents can do without endangering their own status. You should ignore them.

Your father was the applicant for PR and he was the one who signed the application. If there was misrepresentation committed - then this misrepresentation applies to your whole family - not just to you - and your whole family's PR stutus would be in danger if reported.

Explain to your father that if he reports the misprepresentation - he is putting his own PR status in jeopardy along with yours. He's not going to do that - so his threats are empty threats.

Again, ignore your parents.
 

Jayden_maple

Newbie
May 8, 2015
7
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But his willing to sacrifice the whole family.do i need to ask for legal opinion /advice from la lawyer in Canada?