Attention: #Newcomers – protect yourself from immigration fraud.
— IRCC (@CitImmCanada) October 23, 2023
When you are new to Canada, you may not know how companies or the government usually do business here.
You need to know that IRCC takes many steps to protect the privacy of your information. We will never contact… pic.twitter.com/V2O9QpaD7k
Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 11:06am on 25 Oct 2023,Wednesday International
The Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) warns international students and newcomers in Canada to be vigilant against rising fraud activities. IRCC emphasizes that they will never contact individuals by phone to confirm personal information provided on forms, collect fees or fines, or threaten deportation or other consequences. They caution against impostors posing as government officials and engaging in telephone scams. Additionally, individuals are advised to delete unsolicited emails, avoid giving personal information, and be cautious of computer virus and fake prize scams. Staying informed and following IRCC guidelines can help prevent immigration fraud.
