Misrepresentation is one of the most severe findings under Canadian immigration law. It can result in refusal, application cancellation, and a five-year ban from Canada even where the error was unintentional or caused by a previous representative.

We handle misrepresentation matters involving alleged false statements, omissions, inconsistent histories, undisclosed family members, employment discrepancies, and documentation concerns. Each case begins with a forensic review of prior applications, disclosures, and supporting records to identify risk, exposure, and viable response options.

There is no universal solution. Some cases require strategic disclosure and correction, others require tightly controlled responses to Procedural Fairness Letters, and some require restraint to avoid triggering further findings. Poorly drafted explanations, emotional submissions, or partial admissions often make the situation worse.

These cases demand precision, judgment, and full accountability. This service is reserved for complex, high-risk matters where a single misstep can permanently affect future immigration options.