Tag: Fraud

By: Arvind

Dear sir/Madam,

This is to bring to your notice that I arvind kumar has applied for PR to Canada under the advise given by the agent of WWICS,MOHALI. After verifying and going through my documents they told that I have a strong case for PR to Canada so I applied for PR under file no 80655. And I gave them 3,70,000 rupees in total including taxes. However after two years they told me that ur documents are not valid as per Canadian law so you apply for refund .and they told me that they can give only 50,000 rupees because they had paid money at Canada .they never gave me any slip or receipt of money given to Canada . so I filed a complaint in police station mohali.after two months of harassment that refunded me only 2,50,000 only and as I don’t understand Punjabi language properly that told me to sign consent form . because of long emotional and mental harrasment I took that money . but they never returned my documents that I had given to then that still have my ILETS and other documents with them when I told them they said they will return them and will give a call. I never got any call till date and they still have my 1,50,000 ruppes including miscellaneous money given to them . I want justice and strongly demand my refund. As I m working in a private university and I m from shimla himachal Pradesh basically I always feel insecure and stressed due to this kindly do the needful and ablidge.

 

Regards

Arvind kumar

CASE DETAILS: Ms. Kishinchand Poornima Wasdani v/s WWICS, CIC
Ms. Kishinchand Poornima Wasdani, (herein after, “the client”), female, aged around 40 years, and an Indian National, had engaged the services of World Wide Immigration Consultancy Services (WWICS) Ltd. (herein after, “the company”), having its Head Office at SCO 2415-16, Sector 22-C, Chandigarh – 160022, U.T. Chandigarh, for receiving professional consultancy towards preparation and submission of an application for immigration to Canada, under the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) category.
CONTRACT OF ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE CLIENT AND THE COMPANY: OCTOBER 2005
On 31st October 2005, a Contract of Engagement (Skilled Category) having No. 509, was executed between the client and the company for the aforesaid purpose(s), at Chennai, and legally applicable at Chandigarh (U.T.). Under the options (Gold and Bronze) available to the client, she opted for the Gold Package, which included both pre- and post-landing services, as against the Bronze Package, which included only pre-landing services. From among the payment options available (Spot payment plan/Special Spot payment plan, and Installment payment plan), the client opted for the Installment Payment plan.

Under Clause No. 1 (“Duties of the company”) of this agreement, the company, in consultation with its associates in respective countries, was required to provide the following services to the client:
1) Assist the client in preparation of his/her immigration case.
2) Review and identify submission of required documents and supporting evidences.
3) Submit the complete case with supporting documentation and evidence along with submission report to the processing visa office.
4) Handle all the correspondence with the respective High Commission pertaining to the client’s case.
5) Assist the client in keeping his/her file up to date.
As per Clause No. 3 (“Fees of the company”) , under the Installment Payment Plan opted for by the client, the client undertook to pay “In consideration of the company’s professional services”, a total fee of INR 50,000/- (Indian Rupees Fifty Thousand only), as follows:
a) INR 30,000/- (Indian Rupees Thirty Thousand only) was payable at the time of signing the agreement.
b) The balance sum of INR 20,000/- (Indian Rupees Twenty Thousand only) was to be paid within 30 days of the receipt of the High Commission of Canada file by the company on behalf of the client.
Clause No. 6 (“Fee charged by Immigration Authorities”) stated that the client agreed to pay the visa processing fee to the Immigration Authorities in accordance with the immigration regulations in force at the time, and that “The client shall solely be responsible for any adverse effect on the case due to delay/non-payment/short-payment of visa processing fee to the Immigration Authorities. Any additional burden on the account of change in the Visa Processing Fee, or any other fees levied by the Immigration Authority, from time to time, would be borne by the client. The above processing fees are non-refundable as per the current rules of the Immigration Authorities of the concerned countries. Thus, the client shall not seek refund of the said fee from the company since the same is payable to the Immigration Authorities and not to the Company.”
Clause No. 9 of the contract stated that “It shall be an honest endeavor of the company and its associates to ensure speedy achievement of the objectives. However, the company and its associates shall not be responsible for any delay occurring during the process. Time shall not be the essence of the contract.”
Clause No. 10 (“Refund”) stated that “The services provided by the company being professional in nature, the entire fee is non-refundable.”
Clause No. 14 (“Support to the Client”) stated that “The Client would be provided with specialized services by a team of professionals having vast experience and exposure in their relevant fields. All services to the Client would be provided under the direct supervision of CSIC (Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants) member, Mr. Devinder Sandhu (Registration/Membership Number: M042344).”, and that “He would be assisted by the following management personnel: The Senior Manager (Assessment) would be assisting and responsible for assessment of Clients on the various qualifying criteria’s specified from time to time. The Counselor and Technical Advisor would be providing technical advisory services to the Client including judicial review. The Senior Manager (Customer Care) would be looking into the Client’s queries, concerns and other related issues. The General Manager (Operations), heading the operations division, would be responsible for the complete process flows, i.e., Assessment, case filing, case processing, customer care.”
Clause No. 16 (“Arbitration”) stated that “All differences and disputes between the parties hereto on any clause or matter herein contained, their respective rights, claims, liabilities, howsoever in relation to or arising out of this agreement shall be referred to the sole arbitration of the arbitrator appointed by the company or any other person approved by the company whose award shall be final and binding on both the parties. Such arbitration shall be governed by the arbitration and conciliation Act 1996 or any modifications/re-enactment thereof for the time being in force. The venue of Arbitration proceedings shall be at Chandigarh.”, and that, “It is further specifically agreed upon by the client that he forgoes his right to initiate any legal proceeding against the company at any place expect the Union Territory of Chandigarh and the jurisdiction at all other places is thus hereby excluded.”
CONTRACT OF ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE CLIENT AND THE SECOND COMPANY: OCTOBER 2005
In order to avail the pre- and post-landing services under the Gold Package, a second Contract of Engagement (Skilled Category) was executed between the client and Global Strategic Business Consultancy (herein after, the “second company”), having its offices at FZCO. Office No. 315-316, West Wing-3, Dubai Airport Free Zone, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on 31st October 2005, at Chennai, and legally applicable at Dubai (U.A.E.). The contract detailed a list of services which the client was eligible to avail under the categories of Pre-Landing Services, Settlement Services, and Placement Assistance Services under the Gold Package. The client opted for the Installment Plan under the various options available for payment, viz., Spot Payment Plan, Special Spot Payment Plan, and Installment Plan. Under the Installment Plan opted for by the client for immigration to Canada, a sum total of USD 1700 (United States Dollars One Thousand and Seven Hundred only) was to be paid to the second company for services under the following heads:
a) File No. : USD 300
b) Interview/Interview Waiver: USD 700, and
c) Medical: USD 700.
Clause No. 7 of this contract stated that “It shall be an honest endeavor of the company to ensure speedy achievement of the objective. However, the company shall not be responsible for any delay occurring during the process. Time shall not be the essence of the contract.”
Clause No. 8 (“Refund”) stated that “The Company undertakes to provide full refund to the Client of the fee paid by the Client to the Company in the event the Visa Officer rejects the Client’s case and the Company and its associates are unable to revert such decision by any means which may include Judicial Review / Re-filing of the case, etc.” and that “However, this clause is not applicable if the rejection is due to misrepresentation, fraud, involvement in criminal case, rejection on account of medical or national security reasons of the destined country, changes in the Immigration rules and regulations due to which the client would no longer qualify under the programme for visa to the destination country and/or because the client failed to comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. In such cases, the entire professional fee paid by the client shall be non-refundable. Further, if for any reason whatsoever, the client becomes disinterested in pursuing his/her case or withdraws his/her case then in such event, the Company shall be entitled to full payment of professional fee.”
Clause No. 14 (“Support to the Client”) stated that “The Client would be provided with specialized services by a team of professionals having vast experience and exposure in their relevant fields. All services to the Client would be provided under the direct supervision of CSIC (Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants) member, Mr. Parvinder Sandhu (Registration/Membership Number: M041642).”
Clause No. 15 (“Arbitration”) stated that “All differences and disputes between the parties hereto on any clause or matter herein contained, their respective rights, claims, liabilities, howsoever in relation to or arising out of this agreement shall be referred to the sole arbitrator appointed by the Company or any other person approved by the Company, whose award shall be final and binding on both the parties. The venue of Arbitration proceedings shall be at Dubai.” and that “It is further specifically agreed up on by the Client that he forgoes his right to initiate any legal proceeding against the Company at any place expect at Dubai and the jurisdiction at all other places is hereby excluded.”

DETAILS OF FURTHER PROCESSING OF THE APPICATION AND PAYMENTS MADE BY THE CLIENT
However, after due reconsideration and consultation with the company, the client opted for a Special Spot Payment Plan (Plan-2 under the Gold Package), which entailed the following payments:
a) An initial payment of INR 30,000/- (Indian Rupees Thirty Thousand only) towards professional services rendered to the client by the company.
b) A balance payment comprising of INR 20,000/- (Indian Rupees Twenty Thousand only) towards the professional services rendered to the client by the company., and
c) A payment of USD 1400 (United States Dollars One Thousand and Four Hundred only) towards further processing of the papers by the High Commission of Canada. This fee was to be paid upon completion of allotment of an Immigration File No. to the client by the High Commission of Canada.
d) A fee of INR 20,350/- (Indian Rupees Twenty Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty only), which to be paid to the High Commission of Canada for each applicant who was above 22 years of age, and a fee of INR 5500/- (Five Thousand and Five Hundred only), to be paid to the High Commission of Canada for each applicant who was below 22 years of age.
e) A Right of Landing Fee (ROLF) of INR 36,075/- (Indian Rupees Thirty Six Thousand and Seventy Five only), to be paid to the High Commission of Canada for each applicant above 22 years of age, after the medical examinations.
The company also offered the client a discount of INR 5000/- (Indian Rupees Five Thousand only) if the registration was done on an immediate basis. This meant that the client had to pay INR 45,000/- (Indian Rupees Forty Five Thousand only) towards availing the professional services of the company. The client then paid the company a sum total of INR 45,000/- (Indian Rupees Forty Five Thousand only) and USD 1400/- (United States Dollars One Thousand Four Hundred only), through installments paid at different points of time, towards availing professional services. The details of the payments made are mentioned below:
Sl. No. Date of Transaction Amount Paid (Currency) Bank Receipt No. Mode of Payment Instrument No. & Date
1. 31st October 2005 18000/- (INR) Dena Bank 7381 Cheque 072177 dated 02nd November 2005
2. 19th November 2005 7000/- (INR) Indian Bank 1812 Cheque 979664 dated 15th November 2005
3. 31st January 2006 20,000/- (INR) Dena Bank 10254
4. 30th January 2006 300/- (USD) Bank of Punjab
5. 01st February 2006 1100/- (USD) Indian Bank

Subsequently, the client decided to make an application only in her name as the principal applicant for creation of the Immigration File in the High Commission of Canada, by paying the requisite fee of INR 20,350/- (Indian Rupees Twenty Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty only).
On 13th January 2006, the company received an official letter from the Immigration Section of the High Commission of Canada, located at 7/8 Shantipath, Chanakyapuri, P.O. Box 5209, New Delhi – 110021, acknowledging the receipt of the application from the client for permanent residence in Canada dated 28th November 2005, and that an Immigration File No. B049028394 had been created for the client. The letter also stated that “We are presently assessing applications received approximately 52 months ago. With unforeseen changes in our volumes and the resources available to handle applications, we cannot, however, guarantee that we will be able to complete the initial screening of your application within 52 months.”
Attached to the letter was a scheme detailing how the application of the client would be processed, and a Receipt No. 6029 dated 12th December 2005 for INR 20,350/- (Indian Rupees Twenty Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty only), towards “Skilled Worker PR Application – Spouse/Common Law Partner, Dep > 22”.
The Settlement Division of the company accordingly assigned a Reference No. WWICS C05 – 411819/33156 for the file of the client and issued a letter to her on 13th February 2006 confirming the receipt of the Visa Processing Fee and including instructions for further stages of immigration.
On 12th June 2013, the company received an intimation from Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC), with Immigration file number B049028394, dated 24th May 2013, and addressed to the client, with regard to her Federal Skilled Worker application for immigration to Canada, which stated that her application for the same had been terminated by law due to the passage of “The Jobs, Growth, and Long-Term Prosperity Act” on 29th June 2012, under whose legislation the FSW applications made before 27th February 2008 were terminated by an operation of law if a selection decision had not been made by an immigration officer before 29th March 2012. The letter also stated that “The immigration processing fee(s) paid for your permanent residence application, and, if applicable, any Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF), formerly called the Right of Landing Fee (ROLF), paid for your permanent residence application, must be returned to you by law.” The letter carried with it an application form for “Refund of Processing Fee, Right of Permanent Residence Fee or Right of Landing Fee”, which needed to be filled-in and returned to CIC within 60 days of the receipt of the letter. The letter and application form were then forwarded to the client.
On 07th April 2014, the company received a notification from Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC), under the head “FEDERAL SKILL WORKER REFUND” for USD 550/- (United States Dollars Five Hundred and Fifty only), accompanied by a Demand Draft No. 997045310762, drawn on the Bank of America, dated 24th March 2014, and valid for 90 days, for an amount of USD 493.19/- (United States Dollars Four Hundred and Ninety Three and Nineteen Cents only) towards refund of Immigration Processing Fee from the Government of Canada.
The client refused to accept the draft and decided to explore further legal options to recover her monies spent on the process.

QUESTIONS RAISED BY THE CLIENT
1) The client would now like to know if her legal options are limited by her signing of the two Contracts of Engagement, one of which limited the scope of arbitration proceedings to Chandigarh, India, and the other, which limited the scope of arbitration proceedings to Dubai, UAE.
2) As a new act has been passed by the Government of Canada under which the in-process application of the client has been declared null and void as a decision on the application was pending at the time of the passage of the act, the client intends to know the available legal options, especially in light of the Clause No. 8 of the Contract of Engagement between the client and the second company.
3) How tenable is the argument that: the services provided by the company being professional in nature, the client is not entitled to a refund of any part of the fees paid by her to the company?
4) The client wishes to know the exact purpose for which the company collected USD 1400 (United states Dollars One Thousand and Four Hundred only). If this amount was collected towards the Immigration Processing Fees, then the client wishes to know:
a. If this entire amount collected in USD (1400) was forwarded to the High Commission of Canada by the company on behalf of the client, then is the client not entitled to the full refund of this amount on the basis of the statement in the letter of Citizenship and Immigration Canada dated 24th May 2013, that “The immigration processing fee(s) paid for your permanent residence application, and, if applicable, any Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF), formerly called the Right of Landing Fee (ROLF), paid for your permanent residence application, must be returned to you by law.”
b. If this amount was forwarded in part to the High Commission of Canada by the company, then the client is of the opinion that the part which was with held by the company must be refunded to her forthwith.
5) The client feels that the clauses are very unilateral and that she deserves a full refund of the money as the application for Immigration under the Federal Skilled Worker Scheme has been refused after a long period of processing time for no fault of hers.

By: Jr. admin

My complaint is against WWICS head office Mohali. In the month of April 2014, my sister applied for admission for SIAST in Canada. The employee of WWICS Mr, Puneet advised us to apply for Post Graduate diploma in Business Management. The course was for 8 months and he informed us that she will get one year work permit after completion of the studies. My sister paid 12,000 Rs. as their services charges and Rs. 9000 application fee for SIAST. But soon we came to know from our own sources that she will get only eight month work permit.. We immediately asked him to stop the admission procedure for SIAST and ask for the refund to SIAST……Anyhow we asked them to apply for Douglas college in Canada as there is a one year course in which she can get one year work permit after the completion of studies. Their employee Ms. Navjot informed us that WWICS has a tie up with Douglas college and they recieved Rs. 6500 from my sister as the application fee for Douglas College. When we asked her in how many days she will get the offer letter. She asked us to wait for 3 months more as she had applied and Douglas college take some time to issue offer letter. She also put pressure on us to apply for some other colleges also and to pay the application fee for that colleges also. She asked us to wait as the offer letter will come in the month of November. These all thing created doubt in our mind and we sent an email to Doulgas College. We were shocked when Douglas College informed us that it has no tie up with WWICS and the college has not received any application fee from WWICS The college also made clear to us that it will not work with WWICS in future also. We immediately asked them to withdraw our case and refund all the money which they have received. It is almost two months passed but even after so many visits at their office, they didn’t refund our money and few days back they asked us to take Rs. 5000 only and pressurized my sister to sign a consent letter in which it is mentioned that we will not take legal action against them. When she refused to sign the letter, they refused to pay anything.
It is a clear case of fraud, misguidance and harrasment. My sister missed her September session because of their misguidance and poor services. Please do something in this matter. Our time has already been wasted but we do not want to waste our money.

By : Sorabh Sikand

Immigration fees scam

Hi
In April 2006 I have hired WWICS Ltd service to file for Canada Immigration. For their services they have taken 60,000 rupees in 2006 from me and until today they were keep telling me to keep patience and i will get positive response from Canada Immigration authorities one day.
Recently i have received letter from Canada Immigration authorities mentioning that all application filled before 2008 as getting cancelled as per there new amended law.
I have trying to connect with WWICS Chandigarh head office but no one is responding to me on my refund request. I am sure there will thousands of other sufferers who have been cheated by WWICS. Now when our application has been dropped by Canadian Immigration service, WWICS is avoiding repaying our money back.
We should get our money with interest as WWICS is holding it since 2006 which is fairly a long time. Moreover when our application is no more getting consider by Canadian Immigration authorities the WWICS has no legal right to keep our money as there counselling service for immigration file.

WWICS is keep telling me lie since 2006 that application processing is talking time but in reality application filed in 2006 were never put into consideration by Canadian authorities. When any company take fees for consultancy it is expected from them that they have specific field knowledge and will provide fair consultancy to their client. WWICS has charged me 60,000 rupees at that time and I really did not get any benefit out of it, as my application was never even put for consideration by Canadian authorities.
I have waited for 7 years for my application to process which is really a painful long time and in these 7 years WWICS regularly keep lying and saying they are in touch of Canadian authorities and we will get response on our application soon.

I donot want any compensation. What i want my 60,000 rupees should be returned to me with interest and some strict action should be taken against WWICS Ltd

For reference only- at time of filing immigration request, I was in Delhi, India in April 2006 but my current residence county in United Kingdom. I am in UK from my company assignment.

Thanks
Sorabh Sikand
Mobile-0044-7854616094
14, Highfield Road,
Feltham TW134DB,
United Kingdom

email- sikand3@gmail.com

 

 

Regarding WWICS service in Immigration

Hi all,

This is bring it to your notice that.The response from the people is very poor when i ask about the status of my Visa file.The person from Main office in chandigar says the document are sent late so they started the process only by last month.My chennai manager says the process is started long back and will get the Job offer by month end(i am hearing this for past 3 months), Not sure what is happening. till now I have paid lacs of rupees but not felling like, is worth doing it. no proper information passed out, No proper service provided.People where vry active till we pay the intitial payment to achieve their monthly target.. but then poor response, service after that..which will make US (exsisting client) fell bad and results in no trust, Hence no referal from our side.we end up advicing people not to File cases with WWICS.

Regards.

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IMMIGRATION SCAM

These are the biggest cheaters. Although we are poor middle class family, I had great aspirations & pleaded with my parents to give money. They heeded to my request & borrowed money on high interest. I was forced to pay close to ONE LAKH rupees for Canadian Immigration. It has been 7 years already, I have not not yet got my visa. I made several attempts to contact them to speed up the process, each time they blame the Canadian Embassy. After cheating me of my money& making me wait for so long, now they demand more money saying they are going to court on our behalf to petition against the Canadian Embassy. These blood sucking vampires have ruined my life & my money & here they are trying to cheat me again. I there something that we can do?

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IMMIGRATION SCAM

i agree with all the above complaints .

we are today in canda but this is because they have given all false hope in india.
canda is like a small village of india..i dont think any proud inidan will ever do the mistake we did.
we lost all over hard earned indian money in canda in search of a good job ..which took us around 8 months to get a job…
we r stuck as we dont have money now to go back and start a new . paying your rents u loose the major chunk of what they ask u to show..$ 16000 as security deposit.this is as they know u will take an year to get a job…so eat and stay wiith your money..!!! plus stress, guily and than u r ready to do any bakwas job..like in malls and labor…not good. the canadian goverment is cheating and on this our own people are chetaing us to make money.
and there is no savings here. as the insurances and all are too high.
i wish eveyday ..as this was a bad dream and when i open my eyes i am in my sweet home in india.:((((
when u r on other end all seems good but when u land in this country u feel like a slave and on that people here treat brown skins as garbage . my request t all pl dont leave you country. …these r all just false hopes .the economy is worst here.inida is growing .

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IMMIGRATION SCAM

WWICS is a Big Trap. I had initially applied thru them for a visa for Australia. They had given lots of promises. but all in vain. I cancelled my account and I did the processing myself.
Recently I met a friend of mine who was also treated badly by WWICS which prompts me to write this review. please be careful. they are only after your money.

Cheers
Praveen

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Imgration Fraud

hi this is my story…I applied for immigration to europe through WWICS (you can say Fraud Company)..those so called selfmanagers told me that we (WWICS) will process your immigration to EU within 8 months if I pay 13, 500 US $.So I was stupid and I paid very quickly as a bussiness immigrant…Now almost 23 months passed and my visa rejected because WWICS made a fake company in europe which only came into my knowledge when the visa officer wrote in the visa rejection letter…when I complaint about it to WWICS, they told me that we will refund your money but only 7000 US $…I insist that I paid 13000 US $ dollars not 7000 US $ dollars but they are professional in this field…I tried my best to recover my money but i was failed …and they told me clearly if you want this little amount take it otherwise you will be unable to get this amount in future…So my clear advice to all of you…WWICS will make you fool when you are sigining the agreement…so be aware…they are too much advertising in the newspapers even staging the seminars in five star hotels by takeing your money…and will show you that they are very sincere in your case…but once you pay…then you have no value for them…

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WWICS

I had paid 460 riyals for applying US visa. They are so fast to get only the money. They didn’t even know the basic procedure for applying visa. They don’t pick up your call. Don’t trust them. People in their office are freshers and don’t have enough experience. They ask their head office in Dubai for details. Absolutely waste of time and money

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Sundar

Hi Friends,

WWICS CHENNAI IS BIG CHEAT COMPANY, NEVER EVER BELIEVE THEIR LIES. THE MANGER HEAD IS BIG FU****. NEVER THINK OF WWICS WHEN U WANT TO GO FOR IMMIGRATION TO FORGIEN COUNTRIES, PLEASE GO WITH SOME OTHER GOOD WELL KNOWN CONSULTANTS. I HAVE LOST 3.5 LACS PAYING THEM AND GOT CHEATED BY THEM.THERE WAS A GUY CALLED MANGALESH BECOZ OF HIS LIES I APPLIED FOR CANADA IMMIGRATION AND GOT SCRWED, HIS FAMILY WONT BE GOOD…SORRY GUYS A BIG FRUSTRATION FOR ME THATS WHY, THE WWICS,CHENNAI SHOULD BE CLOSED AND THE PEOPLE WORKED THERE SHD LOAF IN STREET WITHOUT HAVING A JOB FOR MONTH, SINCE THEY HAVE CHEATED SO MANY PEOPLE’S MONEY AND LIVING HAPPY WITH THEM. MY CURSE WILL NEVER ALLOW THEM TO LIVE WELL TRUELY. FRIENDS NEVER EVER THINK OF THIS WWICS CHENNAI AND IN GENERAL WWICS FOR IMMIGRATION. THEY CALL THEM SELVES IMMIGRATION EXPERTS, BUT THEY ARE NOT EXPERT IN THAT THEY ARE EXPERTS IN CHEATING AND TELLING LIES AND GRABING MONEY FROM UR POCKET. THESE PEOPLE SHD BE SHOT DEAD THEY ARE LIKE BIG THEIFS.BAS****.

PLS PLS PLS DONT EVER BELIEVE THEN AND NEVER GO TO THEM FOR ANY IMMIGRATION ACTIVITIES.

USELESS BUGGGERS LET PUT OVER HANDS TOGETHER AND SAY BYE TO WWICS, DONT GET CHEATED MY FRIENDS AND DEARS….BE CAUTIOUS….

By: Ravinder Dahiya(Team Member)

WWICS Complaints – Fraud in Immigration process

This is Ravinder Singh Dahiya. I applied for immigration for Canada from WWICS Rajouri Garden office in April 2005 with file number (29562) and opted for Gold scheme which was of 1.2 lacs, in which the company offered to help in providing accommodation and job after I was provided visa by the Canadian Embassy. This money was supposed to be paid in installments according to the progress of my case, so I paid 30000 as initial amount to WWICS and 19000 as the immigration fee and was told that it would take around 4-5 years for immigration process to get finalized. In March 2009, I was contacted by WWICS Rajouri Garden office to submit my IELTS transcript to initiate my immigration process by the Canadian Embassy. The transcript was submitted in June 2009 by me and they told to me that I will receiving my medical test call in around a year’s time, which i waited eagerly for. After waiting till April 2010, I called WWICS office again and they told me to wait for a few more months and I will be receiving a medical test call in September 2010. Since there was no call in September, I contacted their office again and found that they had no information regarding my IELTS transcript in their system and told me that they might have misplaced it in their office. This came as a shock to me and I told them to locate it as soon as possible as it was just not only a transcript but my hardwork on which I have spent my money and time. What was more shocking to me was that they now told that it will take around 2 more years to get the immigration process complete.

So, I do not know what to do, please suggest me some way.