I know a family from China who were here for vacation in the summer. While they were here their daughter attended a summer camp of an organization that is affiliated with an independent elementary school. They applied to the school and the girl was accepted. They went to an agent who advised them that even though a study visa needs to be applied for from outside the country, they could stay in the country while the agent applied on their behalf from China. The agent told me that the clients had access to all files in China, and that this was legal. Now the family has had their visa rejected, and have been told that they have had unlawful entry. The agent claims that this is due to to the clients intention. So I want to know, did the agent mislead the client to commit an unlawful act? Should this be reported to the CCRC? Also, they applied for the child to be in grade 1, but the girl is actually Kindergarten age and was placed in Kindergarten, which changes the need for the study visa, I believe. Is this correct?