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| Subject: $45,000.00 for PNP |
What do you think of a person who pays $25,000.00 down to submit an Ontario PNP application?
What do you think of an authorized representative that charges $25,000.00 to assist with submitting a PNP application?
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[10-03-2013,08:17]
[***.113.87.90]
Roy |
(in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
They should lose their license and be sued into the next millenium.
[10-03-2013,10:39]
[**.158.23.42]
Anonymous |
(in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
I agree but...........Why would anyone pay $25,000.00 down payment to prepare an application?
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[10-03-2013,11:13]
[***.113.87.90]
Roy |
(in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
I can´t answer that question. I think it must take a special kind of stupid.
[10-03-2013,13:35]
[**.158.23.42]
Anonymous |
(in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
its called organized crime...
that representative prepares paper 100%, he create a job for that immigrant and its done.
you pay a lot of money but it is 100% secure...
there are some people that has to much money and want to leave their country, its not an issue for them $25k. eh!
[11-03-2013,04:07]
[**.99.252.130]
Speedoflight |
(in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
Should the regulator be informed?
What should ICCRC do since the representative is a regulated member?
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[11-03-2013,05:54]
[***.113.87.90]
Roy |
how about jerk lawyers (in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
How about the jerk lawyer I found and met in my so called court hearing. I never hired him. I never talked to him. he never came or called to know my story. I was totally disorientated, otherwise I could have refused his presence.
He must have been paid by legal aid. Isn´t that my proof that selective immigration is the booming economy for Canada?
[11-03-2013,10:52]
[**.36.59.36]
Human |
(in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
Of course the regulator should be informed. ICCRC should permanently revoke the representative´s license if the allegations are true.
[11-03-2013,12:37]
[***.205.241.253]
Anonymous |
$45,000 for PNP (in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
I don`t think they are simply stupid. I think they assume they are paying a bribe because someone has told them they can make it happen. I know people mess up their applications when they DIY but I also know of people who claim they are told that a consultant has connections inside the office who can push things through for them. I know the business of immigration consultants is more regulated now but I heard the other day of a consultant who wanted $10,000 to do a spouse sponsorship. The spouse was included in the original PR application but didn`t come. Now, years later they want to and arranged for their family to pay. The best part is the spouse in Canada is on social assistance.
[13-03-2013,11:15]
[**.251.90.240]
Sabrina |
(in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
Here is the bottomline: Canada is an extremely desirable place to live - with its abundant resources and a wonderful welfare system so these folks have a right to recover their investment within 5 years of their arrival here and then it is free-living!!! Don´t blame them
[13-03-2013,14:49]
[***.202.41.61]
@#$%^ |
(in reply to: $45,000.00 for PNP)
The issue here is that both the applicant and the representative is in the WRONG!
The representative offered a refund and did not provide same and closed up shop.
I visited the BOGUS company today and the office windows are so tinted with holding my hands on either side of my face I could not see inside.
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[13-03-2013,18:56]
[***.113.87.90]
Roy |
