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Dear Sir,
I want to ask that i got a vist visa to Greece in 2003, i overstayed there 2.5 years and worked illegally, in 2005 i caught by police while work, the took my fingerprints and biodata, and give me notice to present myslef in police station, but i didn´t went there, after 6 month i came back to my homeland withouth noticing anybody, afterward in 2005 i got married with a canadian girl, she sponsored me, but when i sent my supporting documents, i didn´t declare that i was ever been to italy , i just show that i was working in a factory in the period i was actually spent in italy, my application accepted and finally i reach to canada in 2006, i am a PR haven´t applied for nationality. my question is this a case of misrepresentation can they deport me if they know the true story???
Regards
[10-04-2011,15:31]
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(in reply to: is this serious enough)
Declaring personal history on the immigration application forms is purely a matter of volunteering act and also CIC has no way of knowing if a client has been to a country or not.
Someone who became PR never declared that he had lived in Australia.
However, you may have some difficulties visiting those places (Greece or Italy) again in the future.
[10-04-2011,21:32]
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