I almost got scammed last week by https://www.canadianvisaexpert.com/ (CANADIAN VISA EXPERT). They held me on the telephone demanding that I pay them US$1,924 before they can start to process my application. This happened after I answered all their questions, which they told me "congratulations" that I qualified. I requested them to allow me to read about their services and get back to them the next day, but they insisted that I should ask them any question right there on the phone as leaving it for the next next day might jeopardize the chances of another applicant.

I knew that they were playing tricks on me, but I wanted to see how smart they were. In all, they are very cheap scammers and nobody should fall for them.

They go by this identity:
Canadian Visa Expert
Telephone: +1-647-946-5616 (Canada)
FAX: +1-647-694-2545 (Canada)
Email: csr@canadianvisaexpert.com
Website: http://www.canadianvisaexpert.com/

At first, they would claim to be real by referring you to the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (https://iccrc-crcic.ca/). From there, they would direct you to click "Learn More - Public Register..." and "Advanced RCIC Search" where they would ask you to type and search for "R407551 and R419239" under RCIC#. The two names that would pop out are "Barak Sigal and Shuval Amir". Thereafter, they would direct you to their fraudulent website (https://www.canadianvisaexpert.com/about/) where they would show you the names of these two guys and claim that they are working together. This is fake. I did my internal research and discovered that these people are impersonated and do not know about what's going on.

They would do everything possible for you to believe them without giving you the chance to verify their authenticity.

Please, don't fall for them. They are very cheap scammers. Check out https://www.scambook.com/company/view/98638/Canadian-Visa-Expert


This is the real Canadian website for immigration purposes https://www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html

OP: Thanks for the warning.