Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada / Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada’s Post

🚨 **Important Reminder: Avoid Immigration Fraud** 🚨 Submitting false or altered documents during your application process is considered fraud. This includes: - Passports, visas, and travel documents - Language test results and proof of employment - Academic documents like diplomas and transcripts - Proof of relationships (birth, marriage, adoption certificates, etc.) - Medical documents and misrepresenting health conditions **The Consequences:** - Application refusal - Ban from Canada for at least 5 years - Permanent fraud record with IRCC - Loss of temporary or permanent resident status or Canadian citizenship - Possible criminal charges for relationships of convenience or chargeback fraud IRCC is committed to protecting the integrity of Canada’s immigration system. Always provide truthful and accurate information in your application. DaNaiaImmigration.com danaiaimmigration@gmail.com (416)654-5229 (whatsapp) (437) 777-7854 #ImmigrationFraud #CanadaImmigration #IRCC #VisaApplication #StayInformed #ProtectYourself

Attention Canadian citizens and permanent residents – beware of marriage fraud! It’s a crime for you and a foreign applicant to set up what’s known as a “marriage of convenience” to allow your sponsored spouse or common-law partner to immigrate to Canada. Immigration officers know how to detect false marriages, and there are serious criminal charges. Avoid scams and learn the rules for sponsoring a spouse: https://lnkd.in/g9EcrCs

Attention Canadian citizens and permanent residents – beware of marriage fraud! It’s a crime for you and a foreign applicant to set up what’s known as a “marriage of convenience” to allow your sponsored spouse or common-law partner to immigrate to Canada. Immigration officers know how to detect false marriages and there are serious criminal charges. Avoid scams and learn the rules for sponsoring a spouse: https://ow.ly/QPI850TecKt

Some immigrants married to citizens or residents of another country find themselves defending their marriage against suspicions of immigration fraud—sometimes consciously, sometimes not. This challenge can become even more intense if you're dealing with an abusive partner who uses allegations of marriage fraud as a tool for control. It's not uncommon for these abusers, who may lack knowledge in many areas, to suddenly become "experts" in immigration laws and threaten you with marriage annulment as a means of manipulation. If you’re facing this situation, remember that you are not alone. The threat of marriage annulment is often just another form of abuse. This article offers insights and, most importantly, encourages you not to stay with an abusive spouse out of fear of annulment.

Entering into a marriage solely for the purpose of obtaining a green card is illegal in the United States. This is considered marriage fraud, which violates U.S. immigration laws. A marriage must be genuine, meaning it should be based on a real relationship with the intent to build a life together, not just for immigration benefits. U.S. immigration officials investigate marriages carefully to detect fraud, requiring interviews, documentation, and sometimes even home visits. Individuals involved in marriage fraud are liable to face consequences like denial of the green card, deportation, potential criminal charges, fines, imprisonment, and a permanent ban from re-entering the U.S. #immigration #greencard #marriagebasedvisa

Attention Canadian citizens and permanent residents – beware of marriage fraud! It’s a crime for you and a foreign applicant to set up what’s known as a “marriage of convenience” to allow your sponsored spouse or common-law partner to immigrate to Canada. Immigration officers know how to detect false marriages, and there are serious criminal charges. Avoid scams and learn the rules for sponsoring a spouse: https://lnkd.in/g9EcrCs

Attention Canadian citizens and permanent residents: It’s a crime for you and a foreign applicant to set up what’s known as a “marriage of convenience” to allow your sponsored spouse or common-law partner to immigrate to Canada. Immigration officers know how to detect false marriages and there are serious criminal charges. Avoid scams and learn the rules for sponsoring a spouse or common-law partner: https://lnkd.in/de8fdQ98

Breaking News: We've just uncovered an alleged fake marriage scam designed to dodge immigration laws! 💍🚨 Dive into the details of this startling revelation with us and share your thoughts—what do you think the consequences should be? #MarriageScam #ImmigrationFraud #HotTopic

Attention Canadian citizens and permanent residents: It’s a crime for you and a foreign applicant to set up what’s known as a “marriage of convenience” to allow your sponsored spouse or common-law partner to immigrate to Canada. Immigration officers know how to detect false marriages and there are serious criminal charges. Avoid scams and learn the rules for sponsoring a spouse or common-law partner: https://lnkd.in/gUpVxjUb #FPM2024

In this video, I discuss the serious issue of marriage fraud, outlining why it’s a bad idea, what immigration authorities look for, the available legal alternatives, and the severe consequences of attempting such fraud. Stay informed and make the right choices. #MarriageFraud #ImmigrationLaw #LegalAdvice #ImmigrationConsequences #FraudPrevention #VisaScam #MarriageVisa #USCIS #ImmigrationHelp #LegalOptions #MarriageScam #ImmigrationFraud #VisaFraud #StayInformed #KnowTheLaw