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How to avoid being trapped by a fraud immigration consultant

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Beware…there are a lot of people out there who are more likely to cheat you out of your hard earned money. So, if you are looking forward to hiring an immigration consultant or seeking assistance from an immigration service provider, you need to take some important precautions to protect yourself from immigration fraud.

Make sure that the consultant you hire is honest and legitimate

Always remember that immigration service providers/consultants are not attorneys. They do not work for a Board of Immigration Appeals and they cannot provide legal services.

Do not fall for the trap of guarantee results and faster processing

There are a lot of people who fall under the trap of companies offering guaranteed results or faster processing of their visa applications. You must understand that there is no such possibility that the companies/services providers can get the processing faster than usual. So, stay away from such consultants.

Avoid making payment in cash to an immigration consultant

Always use a personal/certified check or credit card to pay for the services of an immigration service provider or consultant. Also, make sure to get a receipt of the payment made by you. The receipt should have the agency’s or provider’s name and address on it.

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Guidelines On Document Fraud (Misrepresentation)

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We are often contacted by applicants following denials resulting from applicants having been found ineligible due to fraud or misrepresentation.

  • What is Document fraud or misrepresentation?

Fraud happens when applicants submit fraudulent documents or information that is not true. Similarly, Misrepresentation occurs when inconsistent, inaccurate, or incomplete information is provided to Immigration authorities. Sharing any thing of this sort with authorities is  a serious offense.

Document fraud can involve providing either false or altered documents, including:

  • passports and travel documents
  • Trade papers or educational credentials like diplomas, degrees, and apprenticeship
  • certificates of birth, marriage, separation, final divorce, annulment, or death
  • police certificates
  • The consequences of document fraud or misrepresentation

It is very important to understand the serious consequences that can result from any misrepresentation when applying for any type of  visa for any country. A finding of fraud or misrepresentation in the immigration context makes the visa applicant permanently inadmissible to the country he/she has applied for.

If you send false documents or information to immigration authorities, they can refuse your application. They could also:

  • prohibit you from entering the country you applied for at least five years
  • give you a permanent record of fraud with the authority
  • take away your status as a permanent resident or citizen
  • have you charged with a crime or
  • remove you from the country

The common explanation given by applicants in these situations is that consultants, employers, or friends misguided them. Applicants must understand that ultimately they are responsible for their own behavior and the information signed on the visa application forms.

WWICS always recommend its applicants to take all of the aforementioned factors and information into consideration while applying fora visa. They are advised to seek out professional and experienced help before attempting to submit their visa application.

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Saskatchewan Express Entry Sub-category Opened Up With Expanded In-Demand Occupation List

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The sub-category of Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) that is the International Skilled Worker – Express Entry has re-opened with a bigger list of 43 in-demand occupations.

This sub-category is aligned with the Express Entry immigration selection system of the federal government of Canada.

Candidates who are already there in the Express Entry pool and have a minimum of one year of experience in any of the occupation mentioned in the list than they will be able to submit an application under the SINP for provincial nomination.

This will enable them to obtain an additional 600 points under the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). It will ultimately place them in a better position to be granted the Invitation to Apply (ITA) in the subsequent draw from the Express Entry pool to be able to apply for permanent residency of Canada.

A couple of distinct features about the SINP International Skilled Worker – Express Entry sub-category is that applicants are not required to have a job offer in order to apply for this program.

It is expected that during this intake period nearly 600 new applications will be accepted.

The New In-Demand Occupation List

Immigration aspirants will be pleased to note that nearly 20 occupation from the nearly 43 in-demand occupation list do not require any particular type of professional licensure.

Some form of professional licensure is required for the remaining 23 in-demand occupation list.

17 such occupations were there in the previous list.

This means that some candidates in the Express Entry pool who were not eligible to apply for the SINP sub-category can do so comfortably.

Some of the requirements that a candidate must fulfill in order to apply for SINP includes:

• Have a proof of legal status that the candidate is currently present in Canada
• Have a job seeker validation code and an Express Entry profile number
• Score at least 60 points on the SINP point assessment grid out of 100

Know how you can settle in Canada legally and permanently, contact WWICS complaints cell today and get your questions answered.

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Foreigners Purchase Record Number of US Homes Despite Fear of Immigration Crackdown

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home purchasers gathered up a record number of private properties in the United States in the most recent year, regardless of a rising dollar and political vulnerability, as indicated by a review discharged Tuesday.

The National Assn. of Realtors said nonnatives purchased 284,455 properties in the 12 months that finished March 31, about a third over a year prior. Dollar volume surged almost half to $153 billion, likewise a record for the study initially taken in 2009.

Chinese nationals were the greatest purchasers, buying $31.7 billion worth of property, up from $27.3 billion a year prior and like never before some time recently, the Realtors said.

Be that as it may, the biggest increment originated from a surge in purchasers from Canada, where costs have soar as of late, in part because of Chinese speculation there.

Canadians obtained $19 billion worth of private property, contrasted and $8.9 billion in the 12 months finished March 2016, the Realtors said in their yearly cover worldwide venture.

Lawrence Yun, the affiliation’s central financial specialist, said high as can be home costs in Canada, particularly in the huge urban areas of Toronto and Vancouver, were behind the surge.

The common governments regulating those two urban areas have even founded extra property charges on remote purchasers, after grievances Chinese speculators there made the market winding crazy.

Toronto land operator Elli Davis said purchasers are liquidating out and utilizing the cash to purchase littler homes in Canada and second houses to relax in the United States, for the most part in Florida.

“The Canadians cherish your climate,” Davis said. “What’s more, we have more cash as a result of our land advertise here — that is truly the appropriate response.”

Know how you can settle in Canada legally and permanently, contact WWICS complaints cell today and get your questions answered.

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Workers have been arrested after a raid on an Indian restaurant

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Amran’s Indian Kitchen and Grill, on Hide Hill, could now face a bill of £80,000. If it cannot prove that proper document checks were carried out. Acting on intelligence, Immigration Enforcement officers searched the restaurant on Wednesday in January. Staff was questioned to establish whether they had the right to live and work in the UK. Three Bangladeshi men, aged 21, 27 and 48, were found to be in the UK illegally. All three were arrested and are now detained pending their removal from the country. Here WWICS has also the view over the immigration and made the visa reformation is possible. Lt, Col. BS Sandhu led the Immigrants path clear to not get stuck in unfavorable condition. Once a site is known as WWICScheat.in and WWICScheat.com mentioned the ways to make things more easier, it became very famous. Reviews regarding immigration has played a vital role in this sector.

A fourth man, aged 38 and also from Bangladesh, was found to be working illegally. He was not arrested due to an outstanding application under consideration the Home Office but left the restaurant. Amran’s now faces a fine of up to £20,000 per illegal worker unless they can demonstrate that staffs were asked to prove their right to work, such as by showing a passport or Home Office document.

Assistant Director Phillippa Russell, from the North East & Cambria Immigration Enforcement team, said: “We are working hard to identify arrest and remove people who are abusing the UK’s immigration system.

“All of our operations are intelligence led and information from the public is a vital part of this work. I would encourage people with detailed and specific information about illegal immigration to contact us. Our efforts to tackle illegal working will not stop. Using illegal labor is not a victimless crime. It defrauds the Treasury, undercuts honest businesses and cheats legitimate job seekers of employment opportunities. “Those who ignore the rules, and do not carry out the simple checks to ensure their employees have the right to work in the UK, will face the consequences.”

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