Reporting Illegal Doings

[enimsaj]

I know someone who was deported from Canada after the immigration deny her humanitarian application. While she was here the immigration gave her a work permit while the humanitarian application is in process. The immigration decided not to approve her application then sent her back home. My question is after she was deported, she's still working on the company that she works in Canada before and she's still using her back account in Canada until now. The company is giving her salary (cheque) on her mom (who's citizen here) & her mom is depositing it on her bank account here under her name ( they didn't close her account as the company promise her that she will still work for them even if she's not in Canada anymore). Her mom withdraws the money after it was cleared & she's sending it to her via remittance. She's not paying any tax here as she's getting the full amount of her salary. Her mom is the one who's holding her bank card here & doing all the transactions in behalf of her.

I just want to know is it legal do do this doings? Can i report it to immigration?

 

[verbotten]

Companies can hire people wherever they wish on this planet, has nothing to do with immigration as well as having bank account in any country has nothing to do with immigration or government.

As long as shes not remaining in Canada after deportation shes not doing any "Illegal Doings" as you put it.

stop being evil.

 

[Hope42010]

Indeed, some people waste valuable time trying to harm others instead looking at the mirror and fixing their own doings. Your first post... sucks already.