A Hamilton-based duo was found guilty of operating an unlawful immigration racket in Canada. They are being accused for violating the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act of Canada for misleading people with wrongful deeds. The persons in question are Ferenc Domotor and Gyongyi Kolompar, who engaged themselves in misleading 2 foreign citizens. The accused asked the foreigners to conceal their identity and indulge in misrepresenting their information in front of the immigration authorities.

Moreover, one of the accused has also been charged with providing employment to the two men who fell victim of the former as unauthorized persons. However, the accused are were expecting a bail hearing on June 10. The case involving Kolompar and Domotor is being taken care of by the Canada Border Services Agency, Canadian Immigration Department and Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The case is treated under human trafficking investigation.

There have been many cases in Canada where foreign nationals are lured by employment promises, as well as high wages and accommodations by many human traffickers. But, when the former arrive Canada they are being used to work for free and lead poor lives.

Human trafficking is a major offense in Canada and those tend to violate the country’s regulations are bound to face the challenges. AS for the victims are concerned, it is always advised to seek the help of professional authorized Immigration and Visa consultants or agents in order to avoid unfortunate situation in the foreign country.

A man pretending as a Visa agent duped hundreds of applicants to get the job of salesmen and later disappeared with the application money. Chetan Mehta, the man behind the racket escaped after promising jobs in Dubai to almost 300 people in Ahmedabad.

The police cross-examined Bharti Dolariya, the deputy of Chetan Mehta, but did not take her into custody as there were no ample proofs against her. She was working at the position of a telephone operator in the Cross World Organization, owned by Chetan Mehta.

A group of victims, who suffered the scam, approached Navrangpura police station, in order to file a complaint against Mehta.  KC Rathod, the investigating office for the case, stated that the statement of Bharti Dolariya has been recorded which states that she had no knowledge abut the deceitful activities going on in the organization. Bharti’s job responsibilities included transferring the telephone lines to her boss. The Navrangpura police (in Ahmedabad) have passed this information to the Immigration office and asked them to bar Chetan from escaping the country.

Incidents like these spoil the image of the “Immigration and Visa agents” as an identity. Not all fingers are same! But, one should always hire a genuine Visa consultant or/and agent after cross-checking the status and knowing the past experience from the existing clients. It will not only ensure a hassle free application process but also give you a tag of “Legality” for your Immigration status, provided you qualify for the same.