A woman from Greater Vancouver didn’t have enough time to renew her maple leaf card, so the immigration company created fake residence information for her. As a lawyer, the woman not only failed to stop it, but accepted the illegal act and continued to stick to the wrong statements in subsequent interviews. After discovering the truth, the immigration department issued a repatriation order to the women. The person appealed on humanitarian grounds and was again denied.

Participate in Canada's largest immigration fraud case

Chinese lawyers and immoral intermediaries jointly commit fraud

The heroine of the case is known as Pei Yan Liu (transliteration), who is a lawyer from mainland China. More than a decade ago, the man immigrated to Canada with his husband and daughter and settled in Greater Vancouver. But shortly after logging in, Liu returned to China to work, leaving her husband and daughter to live in Canada for a long time.

Five years later, Liu's card reached an renewal time, but for the past five years she has not lived in Canada for 3 years and has been unable to fulfill her residence obligations as a permanent resident. Under Canadian immigration law, it is impossible to apply for renewal of maple leaf cards.

So Liu asked the Immigration Bureau for help and found the "New CAN Ltd." in Richmond. At that time, she didn't know that the company's boss, Wang Xun, would later commit the biggest immigration fraud case in Canadian history. It has become a hot topic in the Canadian media.

In 2006, Richmond Chinese resident Wang Xun founded the "New CAN Ltd." and “Ent Ltd.”, engaged in illegal immigration without the permission of an immigration consultant. Consulting business.

Over the next five to six years, Wang Xun used two companies as a basis to help more than 1,200 Chinese deceive or maintain Canadian immigration status in one stop and receive over $10 million in service fees from them.

Wang Xun's main method of forgery is to establish a Shell company in Canada as the applicant's work address. To help them forge work certificates, salary certificates, etc., they can even help clients fill out tax forms, apply for benefits and tax refunds. According to the prosecution, Wang Xun "helps the applicant create a complete life on paper. All required documents will be forged by fake companies and fake companies."

After Liu Peiyan asked Wang Xun for help, Wang Xun naturally began to help her make fakes, making her life and employment records in Canada over the past five years, and clearly pointed out that from 2008 From October to September 2009, Liu worked for her. Veyron International Investment Corporation in its name. In addition, Wang Xun also wrote the address and phone number of acquaintances in Calgary, Alberta as the address and phone number of Liu's lifetime.

Chinese lawyers know that law violates law

Repatriated from Canada for 5 years

After submitting Liu Peiyang's application, the immigration department discovered the problem and rejected her application.

According to the provisions of the Immigration Law, after refusing the renewal of the maple leaf card, the parties have the right to file a complaint with the immigration department within 60 days and request further trial of the case. On November 7, 2016, an Immigration Officer L. King heard about the Liu case. But at the hearing, Liu still insisted on her previous false statements, so the immigration department once again rejected her and issued a repatriation order to Vancouver.

Afterwards, Liu Peien called on Canadian Immigration and Canadian Refugees’ Appeal Division (IAD) on the grounds of “humanitarian and sympathetic factors (and). The daughter’s education and life will be negatively affected, and therefore, the court begged The court revoked the immigration department’s repatriation order so that I could stay in Canada.

Recently, the judge tried the case and ruled that the repatriation order was legal and valid, and Liu's humanitarian application was also denied.

The judge said in the judgment that the reason for Liu's deportation was intentional false information, which was completely in line with the facts, so the Immigration Bureau legally and reasonably issued a repatriation order to him. As a successful lawyer, Liu knew that the law was violated and tried to cheat under the Canadian immigration system and had to face the consequences of cheating.

As for humanitarian and sympathetic factors, the judge believed that Liu's daughter had Canadian citizenship and therefore could travel freely between China and Canada. Additionally, she is now 13 years old and fluent in Chinese and English, so whether she stays in Canada or returns to China to study an international school similar to a Canadian school. Therefore, Liu Peiyang could not suffer after his daughter was deported.

The Chinese lawyer who did everything in his office lost his last chance in Canada and was deported by Canada.

In fact, when renewing the maple leaf card, the party involved does not have enough "immigration prisons" and it does not necessarily lead to visa refusal or even repatriation. The Ministry of Immigration’s regulations list various exceptions and provide a variety of remedies. However, Liu’s biggest mistake is making false statements, which are the most common reasons for immigration departments’ decisions on visa refusal and repatriation. Furthermore, after Canadian naturalization law reform, citizens are almost unable to be deprived of their nationality, with the only exception being fraud committed by the parties during the application process.

The elements of humanitarianism and compassion are the last remedies when the advantages of all applicants are lost, allowing judges to understand and immunize parties, and these political parties make a minor mistake, as appropriate. But fraud is a serious mistake, not a small mistake, so it still cannot do this path.