Fraud Prevention Campaign
Immigration Fraud is More Common than You Think!
Did you know that fraudulent application can get you banned from applying for Canada PR?! Immigration Consultancy scams are more common than you think. The best way to be sure about your Immigration Advisor is to visit him or her at the corporate office. Ask for proofs and check if they have an immigration lawyer in-house. The wrong help can hurt. You may have done your 100% as per the instructions provided, but if your consultants are fraudsters without proper licenses and registrations you stand to be rejected and banned for 5 years from re applying.
Here is 5 Point Checklist to Identify Visa Fraud
Did you visit your consultants office? Are they licensed? Do they ask you for meeting outside of the office?
Visit Consultancy
Did you visit your consultants office? Are they licensed? Do they ask you for meeting outside of the office?
Meet Case Officers
Did you visit your consultants office? Are they licensed? Do they ask you for meeting outside of the office?
Authorizations
Did you visit your consultants office? Are they licensed? Do they ask you for meeting outside of the office?
Contracts
Did you visit your consultants office? Are they licensed? Do they ask you for meeting outside of the office?
Visa Guarantees & Job Offers
You can check our authenticity by going to ICCRC official website and entering the name of our mother company CEO RCIC Shanaz Lakhani.
Beware of Visa Scams!
The wrong help can hurt! Vision Immigration has in-house ICCRC lawyer and provides only legitimate and valid services. Beware of any firm or person who promises you a guaranteed job or visa. Granting of PR is 100% at the discretion of the country’s Government and nobody can claim otherwise.
There may be millions of self-proclaimed immigration consultants, but the fact is there are only a little over 3000 ICCRC registered immigration consultants in the entire world. This gives a fair idea about the scale of immigration fraud that happens around the globe. We strongly condemn such practices and warn the public to exercise caution when approaching a consultant.
