A Fake Proof of Funds, and a Five-Year Ban

An applicant’s Canadian study permit had already been approved when IRCC reopened the file and found that the RMB 2 million bank statement used to show funds had been falsified. The case was treated as misrepresentation and the applicant received a five-year ban. IRCC’s own guidance sets out the consequences: refusal, at least five years of inadmissibility, a permanent fraud record and loss of existing status.

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Case Update | Mature Applicant with an Existing Degree — Study Permit Approved

The client is a mature applicant who already holds a degree. With that profile, the work is not simply filing the acceptance letter and proof of funds — it is answering why further study in Canada, why now, and whether the new program follows coherently from the applicant’s past education. Submitted July 24, 2026; approved August 14, 2026.

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