This document discusses the issue of regulating immigration consultants, including the lack of fixed standards and the need for quality services. It explores the main players involved, proposed solutions, and recommendations for improvement. The document also provides references for further reading.

Report of the Advisory Committee on Regulating Immigration Consultants

Report of the Advisory Committee on Regulating Immigration Consultants presented to the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration

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Regulating Immigration Consultants: Issues, Players, Solutions, Recommendations

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This report discusses the issues and recommendations for regulating immigration consultants in Canada. It highlights the lack of standards in the immigration profession, the absence of structures to protect consumers, and the vulnerability of applicants. The main players identified are the parliament, the Canadian government, and the public. The proposed solution is to create an independent body to regulate immigration consultants and establish regulations for their qualifications. The recommendations led to the formation of the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants, providing protection against fraudulent consultants. However, misrepresentation and ghost consultants are not covered by the regulations.

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