A joint owner of an immigration consultancy is on the brink of arrest due to accusations of forging visa documents. He allegedly submitted counterfeit bank statements to Australian authorities, misleading unsuspecting students into paying hefty fees. Investigations have confirmed that at least forty students fell victim, although the toll may rise. The police have initiated a case and are probing the actions of the other partner as well.A joint owner of an immigration consultancy is on the brink of arrest due to accusations of forging visa documents. He allegedly submitted counterfeit bank statements to Australian authorities, misleading unsuspecting students into paying hefty fees. Investigations have confirmed that at least forty students fell victim, although the toll may rise. The police have initiated a case and are probing the actions of the other partner as well.
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