Opinion please

[Muj]

Hello guys

One of my friend is currently in India.

He did a fake marriage several years ago and he was caught at the USA border. He decided to return back to India and have been living here where he got married and has 2 daughters. The family moved to the states and currently hold a J2 visa. One of the girl is minor and the other one just turned adult.

When he applied for a visa to visit them he was refused a visa.

He is currently looking for either of two things. If he has a chance to get his family to move to Canada and then he wants to immigrate to canada or he would like to make an application under inadmissibility to the states.

Do anyone here has a good experience with any law firm who works for USA inadmissibility cases?
Any lead is appreciated. Thanks in advance

 

[scylla]

Hello guys

One of my friend is currently in India.

He did a fake marriage several years ago and he was caught at the USA border. He decided to return back to India and have been living here where he got married and has 2 daughters. The family moved to the states and currently hold a J2 visa. One of the girl is minor and the other one just turned adult.

When he applied for a visa to visit them he was refused a visa.

He is currently looking for either of two things. If he has a chance to get his family to move to Canada and then he wants to immigrate to canada or he would like to make an application under inadmissibility to the states.

Do anyone here has a good experience with any law firm who works for USA inadmissibility cases?
Any lead is appreciated. Thanks in advance

You need to post to a US immigration forum for your inadmissibility question. Misrepresentation is a lifetime ban in the US.

If he wants to move to Canada then he needs to qualify and apply through an economic immigration program like Express Entry. He will need to declare his US immigration history in this application.

 

[scylla]

Hello guys

One of my friend is currently in India.

He did a fake marriage several years ago and he was caught at the USA border. He decided to return back to India and have been living here where he got married and has 2 daughters. The family moved to the states and currently hold a J2 visa. One of the girl is minor and the other one just turned adult.

When he applied for a visa to visit them he was refused a visa.

He is currently looking for either of two things. If he has a chance to get his family to move to Canada and then he wants to immigrate to canada or he would like to make an application under inadmissibility to the states.

Do anyone here has a good experience with any law firm who works for USA inadmissibility cases?
Any lead is appreciated. Thanks in advance

One more comment. He should expect that any sort of temporary visa to Canada will be refused due to his history in the US. In my opinion his only option for coming to Canada is to apply for PR. A work permit or visitor visa or study permit will not be approved.

 

[Muj]

thanks @scylla