How we can confirm LMIA authentic?
- Thread starter vrelish
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Unfortunately this isn't uncommon but isn't right. Consultants and businesses are taking advantage of people who want to immigrate. Usually they are from the same community and trust in the people who are exploiting them. I heard there is a whole group of Subway owners in BC who are charging people for jobs as assitant managers or managers. You should report this person.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1207&top=31
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1207&top=31
If you are able to prove that you are being scammed, look here -> https://iccrc-crcic.ca/fraud-prevention/
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1207&top=31
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/protect-fraud/report-fraud.html
Name Status Consultant Identification
Kumar, Akshey Active Contact R413735
People pay those amounts in an effort to come to Canada, but it is not per rules. They are trying to make money off you.
Yes it is illegal. He is counting on people being desperate enough to pay him without being reported and he is making a very good living exploiting people from his community who want to immigrate to Canada and so are the business owners. Unfortunately many of these jobs aren’t actually the true jobs. You could be told to work tons of hours, pay back part of your salary, do basic work although the business will say you work in NOC 0, A or B, etc. As a software engineer you likely have other options of immigrating or possibly getting a job but many do not. I hope Canada is actually cracking down but I fear they are not because everyone knows this is happening.
Also because people are embarrassed to tell anyone they have been conned and lost a lot of money.
Definitely a way to get cheap dependable labour. Unfortunately IRCC not putting enough effort into preventing fraud through the system.
This is another form of human trafficking. People are desperate to come to Canada and are willing to pay large amounts of money to criminals to get them into Canada.
Does it work for some people? Yes, that's why it goes on. But it's as illegal as selling drugs - you can make lots of money selling drugs, but if you get caught, you're going directly to jail (besides all the other risks of that field). Most people eventually get caught.
Here's an example from the US - https://www.news18.com/news/india/i...iens-into-us-for-financial-gains-2238235.html
She made millions, but now she's in jail for three years. All the people she brought in will live the rest of their lives in fear of being deported.
You have to know that the risk is all yours. If you're caught, you will lose all your money and will be deported and banned for life. You may go to jail as well, depending on the circumstances.
Even if you make it here, you're basically a slave to the business owner, because they will threaten to report you to the police if you don't do what they say. There are all sorts of people out there who are willing to exploit fellow human beings.
Does it work for some people? Yes, that's why it goes on. But it's as illegal as selling drugs - you can make lots of money selling drugs, but if you get caught, you're going directly to jail (besides all the other risks of that field). Most people eventually get caught.
Here's an example from the US - https://www.news18.com/news/india/i...iens-into-us-for-financial-gains-2238235.html
She made millions, but now she's in jail for three years. All the people she brought in will live the rest of their lives in fear of being deported.
You have to know that the risk is all yours. If you're caught, you will lose all your money and will be deported and banned for life. You may go to jail as well, depending on the circumstances.
Even if you make it here, you're basically a slave to the business owner, because they will threaten to report you to the police if you don't do what they say. There are all sorts of people out there who are willing to exploit fellow human beings.
Yeah, as if there are no Canadian-born criminals?
Canadian values aren't something intrinsic to being born here, you know. Values are values, you have them or you don't (and you can learn). It's not really to do with where you're born, or what color your skin is, or what language you speak.
What you're suggesting will never happen, and even if it did, what sense will it make? You think people who are willing to commit crimes will suddenly not lie on a test?
Nah, I don't agree with this.
