#15 - New Can Consulting and the Biggest Immigration Fraud in Vancouver History, with Gordon Maynard
Borderlines11 Huhti 2017

#15 - New Can Consulting and the Biggest Immigration Fraud in Vancouver History, with Gordon Maynard

Xun (Sunny) Wang was a ghost consultant who is estimated to have made $10 million by filing fraudulent immigration applications for clients of his two firms, New Can Consulting and Well Long Enterprises. Mr. Wang, who is currently serving an eight year jail sentence, and his staff, apparently put fake passport stamps in peoples' passports in order to lie about having spent sufficient time in Canada to qualify for various immigration programs. The Canada Border Services Agency is now endeavouring through what the Department is calling Project New Can to remove over 1,500 former clients of his for having committed misrepresentation to obtain Canadian permanent residency and/or maintain it. Gordon Maynard is a Vancouver based lawyer who practices exclusively in Canadian immigration law. He is a past Chair of the Canadian Bar Association's Immigration Section.All of the lawyers involved in this podcast have and are representing some of his clients in these removal proceedings.

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