future_canadian said:
I have no doubt there must be plenty of fraud, but do the consultants really forge documents? That is terrible. Isn't there an approved list of consultants? Surely CIC is wise to this kind of thing.
If someone is found to have misrepresented on their application they can be removed from Canada even after landing. I can't believe someone would take that risk especially if they are moving a whole family there. They'd have it hanging over their heads the whole time. I guess some people live in really terrible countries that they are willing to take this risk.
who said that the authorized consultants forge docs? its like in every system there are loop holes.......and the experts who understand the system at grass root level can take benefit of those shortcomings until unless they are not against the law. the listed cic consultants are all aware of this fact that if they misrepresent or provided even a single forged doc then not only the client will be in danger but they themselves can be banned from cic and kicked off from Canada and fined heavily.
my point was not to say that consultants listed on cic website are doing tricks and frauds, but my point was that since they are expert of immigration system, they are in good standing of cic, they know the system better than us, they know all the loop holes and shot comings.......so it is possible for some of their clients to take advantage of those things in some regards........now that doesn't mean that they start signing every client who doesn't even meet req to immigrate. they themselves check each and every details of clients before even signing them.
simply track this thing to lawyers........how lawyers in court defend their cases, take advantage of system shortcomings and win the cases for their clients......and no one even says that's against the law or illegal!
