It is a crime to send false information to IRCC

It is perilous to lie or send false documentation and information to Immigration, Refugees, Citizenship Canada (IRCC). This crime is called “misrepresentation” and is fraudulent.   This misrepresentation can include the altered or fake documents, like:

• Passports and travel documents
• Visas
• Diplomas, degrees, and apprenticeship or trade papers
• Certificates of birth, marriage, final divorce, annulment, separation, or death and
• Police certificates

  It would be best if you didn’t lie during the interview with an IRCC officer, as this also is considered a crime.   *Know your eligibility to Canada with Y-Axis Canada Immigration Points Calculator   You are not supposed to submit false information or documents, as your application will be rejected and may also:

• Restricts you from going to Canada for five years
• Remarks a fraudulent record permanently
• Blocks your status as a permanent resident or Canadian citizen
• Charges you for the crime, and
• Removes you from Canada

  The measures taken to eradicate immigration fraud are: Working with partners to eliminate document fraud and enlighten the officers to spread awareness globally. The partners of the IRCC include:

• The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
• The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and
• Foreign police services and
• Offices that issue identity and status documents

  The CBSA and the RCMP partners support to phase in the biometrics. The usage of data is used to identify a person through their fingerprints.   Biometrics is one of the high-end security systems that make it harder for people to hide who they are, which will help eliminate identity fraud.   Ensuring that you submit the original information will save you from bearing heavy consequences.   Willing to migrate to Canada? Y-Axis, the World’s No.1 Overseas Consultant, is here to assist you.   If you found this blog informational, you might as well read... Couple from British Columbia caught in Canadian immigration fraud