Immigration Applications and British Columbia Supreme Court

immigration status: They claim Huang said "he could guarantee the plaintiffs' immigration into Canada." But if their immigration applications should be denied, they say they were told they would be entitled to a return of their investments, according to CBC. Now, all five claim they were denied immigration status and have yet to get their money back. In two separate British Columbia Supreme Court lawsuits, the plaintiffs claim they agreed to invest a total of $7 million into the project developed by Seiko Huang. Reached at his home, Huang said he made no representations to anyone and has done nothing wrong. "Nobody can promise immigration," he said. Xiaohong Lu, Aihong Cai and Zhen Ye claim they paid the equivalent of $170,000 each to research immigration opportunities and submit their applications. Immigration consultants sued Three of the claimants are also suing the immigration consultants who allegedly introduced them to Huang. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.