indmissibility after fraud
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If they ask for details, you will have to explain. They have their ways of verifying what you are saying is true.
Inadmissibility is determined on many factors and it is normally hard to know the outcome before you apply. Factors include severity and length of sentence, how long ago it occurred, and what the law in Canada is for such act.
When it comes to inadmissibility under those circumstances, it is better to speak to a lawyer.
Inadmissibility is determined on many factors and it is normally hard to know the outcome before you apply. Factors include severity and length of sentence, how long ago it occurred, and what the law in Canada is for such act.
When it comes to inadmissibility under those circumstances, it is better to speak to a lawyer.
If there was a conviction for fraud in the United States and that same conviction is one for which there is an equivalent charge/conviction in Canada it could very well make you criminally inadmissible to Canada.
Without the exact details of the charges, what the conviction was, in what state, the exact charge, and so on it's not possible to determine if there is something that equates in Canada.
You are, regardless, required to provide the details on any application made which includes one submitted in writing or when seeking entry to Canada at any border of convictions. Failing to do so can result in misrepresentation charges or issuance of a removal order from Canada.
Without the exact details of the charges, what the conviction was, in what state, the exact charge, and so on it's not possible to determine if there is something that equates in Canada.
You are, regardless, required to provide the details on any application made which includes one submitted in writing or when seeking entry to Canada at any border of convictions. Failing to do so can result in misrepresentation charges or issuance of a removal order from Canada.
Hi guys, thanks for your input. I can explain to them why i was inadmissible.. I can get a copy of my statement in the embassy if that what it takes. Just to sum it up, i went to US holding a tourist visa, when they saw my luggage they saw some school credentials that's why they sent me back here and told me that I am inadmissible in US for 5 years. Would that affect my chances of getting a visit visa from canada? thanks.
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I don't understand how that is classified as "federal fraud". Anyway, be honest about it and give a brief explanation.
Want to get married in Canda
Hello, can any one help me. I have girl friend from Canada we want to get married I am living in Pakistan.She can not come to Pakistan because she have older mother she is caring her so she can not live her Alon... I just want to know how can we get married? If i will got Canada for visit visa can I live there with her permanent?
Hello, can any one help me. I have girl friend from Canada we want to get married I am living in Pakistan.She can not come to Pakistan because she have older mother she is caring her so she can not live her Alon... I just want to know how can we get married? If i will got Canada for visit visa can I live there with her permanent?
Re: Want to get married in Canda
A visit visa only allows you to visit Canada temporarily. If you want to live in Canada permanently, your girlfriend will have to sponsor you for PR once you are married. Once you have PR you will be allowed to live in Canada permanently.hasi said:
actually i don't really know what my situation is, they never explained it to me when they let me sign something that says that i voluntary exit the country. yup, i was refused entry but they wrote on my visa a code and i searched it on the internet and it says fraud or misrepresentation????
What you describe is having been offered the opportunity to withdraw your application to enter Canada. The reason provided for the inadmissibiltiy you describe is related to fraud or misrepresentation which relates to the US removal order for having misrepresented yourself upon entry to the US.
If you seek to return to Canada and have not obtained evidence of rehabilitation through Canada or are issued a TRP it is likely that you could be referred to an admissiiblity hearing at which you could be issued a removal order that could result in your exclusion from Canada for two years or a lifetime ban on return through deportation order depending upon the way this were to proceed in Canada.
Before any future application is made to Canada it would be wise for you to resolve the possible inadmissibility issue since that could result in a negative decision on future applications, regardless whether you marry or not.
If you seek to return to Canada and have not obtained evidence of rehabilitation through Canada or are issued a TRP it is likely that you could be referred to an admissiiblity hearing at which you could be issued a removal order that could result in your exclusion from Canada for two years or a lifetime ban on return through deportation order depending upon the way this were to proceed in Canada.
Before any future application is made to Canada it would be wise for you to resolve the possible inadmissibility issue since that could result in a negative decision on future applications, regardless whether you marry or not.
hi NBaker.. thanks for explaining the reason why i was refused admission to US, now i understand. but about canada, never been there, never applied for any visa. So what you're saying is that i should settle my case of inadmissibility in the US first before i try to apply to canada because it will have an effect in my application? but how can i settle my inadmissibility in US? the VO just told me that i won't be able to enter US for 5 years, then after that i could try again. i'm really confused, i don't know what to do...
I will have to disagree with NBaker, your inadmissibility in the US should have no effect on your admissibility to Canada. Be prepared however to explain what happened at the port of entry in the US. They may want to see stronger ties to your home country to prove you aren't going to overstay your visa in Canada.