On Student visa and charged with criminal case

[Copingwithlife]

If answering yes, how much information should you provide in the box below? The box that says “please provide details”.

As they used to say

Just the facts .

When I used to take claims for EI , and claims for the CRA . Both Government and both the same, and positive the IRCC is the same

We just needed the FACTS. Detailed . To the point . No long stories, no embellishments.

 

[unforgettableseries]

As they used to say

Just the facts .

When I used to take claims for EI , and claims for the CRA . Both Government and both the same, and positive the IRCC is the same

We just needed the FACTS. Detailed . To the point . No long stories, no embellishments.

What I find hilarious is that none of these guys are specifying the section on the criminal code lol. Nobody is trying to judge you, it's that certain charges (conviction or not) make you inadmissible.

So to save these criminals time, here is the list. If you are charged with anything under the below you're almost guaranteed inadmissible even without conviction. A mere charge in any of these areas can make you inadmissible. Stop wasting your money on lawyers and try immigration elsewhere.

Edit: This list isn't comprehensive, just wait I found from a cursory amount of research. Like s.449 would probably make you inadmissible as well.

IRPA Sections – Grounds for Inadmissibility​

• s. 36(1) – Serious criminality
  Conviction in Canada of an indictable offense punishable by ≥10 years, or equivalent foreign offense.
• s. 36(2) – Criminality
  Conviction (or commission) of hybrid or indictable offenses in Canada or abroad, including offenses not resulting in conviction.
• s. 36(3) – Offenses while under sentence
  Inadmissibility if offense is committed while under conditional sentence or parole.
• s. 37(1)(a) – Organized criminality (membership)
  Inadmissible for being part of a group that engages in organized criminal activity.
• s. 37(1)(b) – Transnational crime participation
  Involvement in people smuggling, trafficking, or money laundering.

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• s. 83 - Terrorism
• s. 266 – Assault
• s. 267–268 – Assault with weapon / causing bodily harm / aggravated assault
• s. 271–273 – Sexual assault, sexual assault with weapon, aggravated sexual assault
• s. 264 – Criminal harassment (stalking)
• s. 279 – Kidnapping
• s. 229–231 – Murder / manslaughter
• s. 320.14 – Impaired driving (alcohol/drugs)
• s. 320.15 – Failure to provide breath/blood sample
• s. 322 – Theft
• s. 334 – Theft under or over $5,000
• s. 380 – Fraud
• s. 430 – Mischief
• s. 354 – Possession of stolen property
• s. 342.1 – Unauthorized use of credit card
• s. 91–92 – Unauthorized possession of firearm
• s. 95 – Possession of prohibited/restricted firearm with ammo
• s. 467.11 – Participation in criminal organization
• s. 467.12 – Commission of offense for criminal organization
• s. 467.13 – Instructing commission of offense for criminal organization
• s. 4(1) CDSA – Possession of a controlled substance
• s. 5(1) CDSA – Trafficking
• s. 6(1) CDSA – Importing/exporting drugs
• s. 7(1) CDSA – Production of controlled substances
• s. 145 – Failure to comply with court order / breach of bail
• s. 129 – Obstruction of a peace officer
• s. 137 – Fabricating evidence
• s. 139 – Obstruction of justice