TORONTO - An Edmonton woman is facing deportation from Canada this month after a college admission letter that secured her entry into the country five years ago turned out to be fake.
Avnish Nanda of Nanda & Company law firm, which has taken on Kaur's case, said she's the type of person Canada wants. “She's contributed so much, and she has the kind of character commitment to this country that we want in young immigrants.” Nanda said immigration officials in both India and Canada believed that Kaur's college admission letter was legitimate.
The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada said it's required to hold an admissibility hearing in cases where the CBSA alleges that someone is inadmissible to enter or remain in Canada.
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