I know what you are trying to say. But you can’t be sure if the agent did make a fraud document what if he did everything genuine but ircc is not thinking they are. You can’t just say it’s a fraud without any proof. Sometimes IRCC does make mistakes even if there is genuine documents. So you can’t be 100% certain that the agent made a mistake. He still has a chance if he wants to fight for it.The agent didn't make a mistake. The agent committed intentional fraud. A mistake is someone that happens on one application due to error. Here we already know that are multiple applications impacted and that it has something to do with fake/modified transcripts. That's intentional fraud. We see IRCC do sweeps like this once in a while when they identify problematic agents who are committing fraud. They don't cancel approved visas when there is a single mistake. OP has already said he is not the only person impacted. So this is something bigger.
The only question now is whether the agent committed that fraud on the OPs application specifically or whether the OP is under review due to fraud in other applications belonging to the same agent (but the OP's application is OK).
I agree with the earlier comment regarding there being very little recourse when problems like this happen with unregistered agents. If there was in fact fraud committed by the agent in the OPs application, the OP will be held responsible.
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