The Canadian High Commission in Dhaka today urged Bangladeshi applicants to hire only licensed representatives and to verify that biometric instruction letters or passport request letters are legitimate and linked to their own immigration applications.

In a public advisory shared on its official Facebook page, the mission reminded applicants that using unauthorized or unlicensed representatives could jeopardize their Canadian immigration process.
It further cautioned applicants to closely check the authenticity of any communication they receive, noting that biometric instruction letters or passport requests must accurately correspond to the application submitted.

The High Commission also advised the public to consult official Canadian government resources for reliable guidance on hiring representatives and avoiding misinformation, directing applicants to detailed instructions on its website.