Business Owners: Immigration Fraud and Resident Applications

business owners: The agency alleges the Fort McMurray woman impersonated an immigration consultant and assisted people with permanent resident applications, according to Metro News. It also alleges she filed documents needed before an employer in Canada can hire a foreign worker. The Canada Border Services Agency says a woman from northern Alberta has been charged with immigration fraud. The agency says 11 people and nine business owners were affected between June 2011 and January 2014. She is to appear in Fort McMurray provincial court on Wednesday. Charie Santos has been charged under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.