A&M Canadian Immigration Law CorporationWinnipeg, MB · October 31, 2026Bundhel v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2014 FC 1147 : Misrepresentation Finding Upheld Because Applicant Failed to Disclose Previous Criminal Charges
The Federal Court reviewed the refusal of a temporary work permit after the applicant was found inadmissible for misrepresentation. The Court upheld the decision because the applicant had answered “no” to a clear question asking whether he had ever been arrested or charged with a criminal offence, despite having previously faced two criminal charges in India. Key Principle Applicants for Canadian immigration documents have a duty to provide truthful and complete information. A later explanation that an omission was a clerical error will not necessarily overcome a finding of misrepresentation...
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