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Parsi Canada Fraud case

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Parsi Canada fraud case

The "Parsi Canada Case" is a multi-complaint case involving companies that operated under names such as "Pars Pendar Nihad", "Parsi Canada", "Rah Parsi Canada" and "Dadgaran Haqq va Adalat" and operated as a holding company and managed by Makan Aria Parsa (Meysam shekari Saz), which was recently reported by the Judiciary News Agency that the offices of a group of companies in Tehran and Isfahan were sealed. This group has been active in the field of Canadian visa and residency.[1] [2] [3][4][5][6][7]

Company managers

The main managers of the company from the beginning have been Meysam Shekrisaz (Makan Aria Parsa), Mozhdeh Shekrisaz, Mozhgan Shekrisaz, and other people alongside them.[8][9]

Activity records

Meysam Shekrisaz (Makan Arya Parsa) has immigrated to Tehran and has established the “Parsi Canada” Institute with his sister, where he completes the files and documents for applicants for immigration to Canada. In accordance with the license to hold BBA, MBA and MDB courses, he has registered these courses as undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the WES Institute and issued these documents overnight for a fee of $16,000 and sent them to WES. The WES accreditation institute, which trusts the Ministry of Science and Supervision of Iran, also accepts these documents! He also provides TOFEL language certificates for individuals for a fee of $6,000. On the Fan Pardazan website (archive), it can be clearly seen that Meysam shekarisaz (Makan Arya Parsa) has stated that receiving his paid certificates is a way to immigrate to Canada and that he would issue this certificate instantly, whereas a certificate is considered the lowest score in the Canadian immigration scoring process if you take the time to complete the course. The Parsi Canadian Immigration Institute and the Fan Pardazan Institute are both owned by Meysam shekari Saz (Makan Aria Parsa).[10]

To earn money, this company first creates a lot of advertisements in cyberspace to show an unsafe and unstable job environment and invites and encourages Iranian citizens to immigrate, and in the second step, it advertises and guides immigration facilities and routes. This black intelligence, without having the necessary licenses, has taken cash from customers to provide immigration facilities.[11]

Company structure

One of the most complex parts of this case is the multi-layered, networked structure of the companies. On the surface, each of these names appears to be an independent entity, but documents, addresses, joint advertisements, and even the official narrative of the judiciary show that they are intertwined with an ecosystem.

At the center of this network is a company; a group that was initially known for free education, management courses, business, branding, and consulting. The company gradually moved out of the purely educational space and entered the market for immigration, international job placement, and residency services.

Of course, immigration was not sold directly under the name “Parsi Pandar Nihad.” For the immigration market, a separate brand was created, known as “Parsi Canada.” The name that was practically the main showcase for advertising; from billboards and Instagram to phone calls and sales meetings.

The name “Parsi Canada Path” was also proposed as the title of the executive structure; A phrase that even appears in the IRIB report, indicating that official institutions consider the entire complex to be a single network.

But that wasn’t the end of the story. At the next level, there was a complex called “Justice and Justice Judges”; a structure that operated as both an “International Legal Institute” and a “Job Search Center.”

This department was apparently responsible for legal, contractual, and international job search coverage; the same department that seemed essential for obtaining certain immigration permits and finding foreign jobs. [3]

King of fake documents, fake academic documents and fake university representation, political forgery

Mr. Meysam shekarisaz, changing his name to Makan Aria Parsa, along with his sister and son-in-law, created a company and an institution and through this, they began issuing fake educational certificates to customers by charging huge fees. After some time, when a group of customers took their educational certificates to embassies for translation and issuance of immigration visas, they learned that the so-called documents issued by Islamic Azad University were all fake, and that inquiries about fake educational certificates were available at the Faraj Economic Security Police.

On July 1399, an advertisement titled “Receiving a degree from a university in New York, USA” was published on a number of Telegram channels. The advertisement encouraged the viewer to pay money to obtain a university degree from the representative office of this university in Iran. This advertisement was published on the official channel of a company located in Isfahan called Pars Pendar Nohad and was republished on the aforementioned channels.[12]

Meysam shekarisaz, who changed his name to “Makan Arya Parsa,” was operating in the country by creating fake websites for non-existent universities and selling degrees from those universities to individuals. In the past few years, he had claimed that there was a university in the United States called NIUTM, which was founded in 1831, is the largest private university in the United States, and that he was selling degrees from that university to individuals; however, NIUTM did not exist and was just a website created by Meysam shekarisaz and his holding company (Pars Pendar Nohad)! If you search for “NIUTM” on LinkedIn, there are still people who have stated in their resumes that they have degrees from NIUTM. Meysam shekarisaz later announced that he went to court and was acquitted of the charges! He further stated that he was not the owner of the niutm.us website, but only the organizer of training courses, and that he received documents based on it from a person named “Amirreza Sabet” in the case known as “Aftab Holding.” Amirreza Sabet was tried as the king of fake documents in 2019.[12] [11] [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30]

Members of Parliament and people with fake documents from Parsi Canada

Among the information on people who acquired degrees from NIUTM University between 2016 and 2018, the names of Ahmad Mahdavi Abhari, Effat Shariati, and Amir Abbas Soltani also appear.[31] [32] [10]

Makan Arya Parsa denies forgery charges and Mohammad Jarjandi presents forgery investigation documents

Musaim Shekrisaz defended himself at the time, citing court rulings, official reports, and published documents, saying that the charges against Meysam Shekrisaz were baseless and that he had been acquitted of these charges in all the cases reviewed. In contrast, he claimed that the documents presented by Mohammad Jarjandi were legally invalid and therefore were not accepted in the courts. He concluded that these investigations indicated that Shekrisaz had committed neither forgery nor fraud, and that the accusations published in some media outlets, such as Web Amooz, had no legal basis. [33] However, despite the fact that the investigation letter claimed that the aforementioned websites had published lies against Meysam Shukrisaz, this claim was not true and the published content merely included documents about the fakeness of the university known as NIUTM.[12]

Mohammad Jarjandi, a cybercrime expert who has documented numerous cases of forgery involving Parsi Canada and Makan Arya Parsa, along with his sister and sister-in-law, has provided documentation and confirmed the forgery, claiming that Makan Arya Parsa was in contact with the judiciary and was involved in corruption in the relevant cases.[34]

In recent years, a large wave of Iranian immigration has been accompanied by a worrying phenomenon: forgery of documents, creation of fake political files, and abuse of the asylum process. One of the most prominent examples is related to cases related to the Parsi Canada Immigration Company, which is managed by Ahmad Ayubipour and Mozhdeh shekarisaz (sister of Meysam shekarisaz – aka Makan Arya Parsa).

Not only was the company still active in Iran before the closure, but it also attempted to deceive the Canadian Federal Court into granting permanent residency or asylum by creating a fake political dossier and using purchased news articles.[35]

Currently, the plaintiffs’ complaints and the handling of the case include cases of forgery.

History of complaints against Parsi Canada and complaints from Parsi Canada against others

Complaint against the Broadcasting Corporation

In a recent press conference, the spokesperson for the judiciary was asked a question by an IRIB reporter about the immigration agency “Parsi Way Canada” and the company “Pars Pendar Nihad.” Referring to the Parsi Way Canada Institute, the reporter asked the spokesperson about the “status of the fraud case” of this institution. In response to this question, Asghar Jahangir, the spokesperson for the judiciary, was forced to provide explanations about the cases raised against this institution. The judiciary spokesman said: "Two cases have been filed in the Mashhad and Tehran prosecutor's offices regarding this company. In addition to the aforementioned company, two companies, Pars Pendar Nihad and Dadgaran Haq and Adalat, which were active in immigrant affairs, were filed in the Tehran prosecutor's office on charges of fraud and facilitating illegal financial transactions. The defendants in the case had another similar case in the Mashhad prosecutor's office that had been filed before this case. Therefore, the Tehran prosecutor's office issued a decision of incompetence on October 4, 1403 and sent the case to the Mashhad prosecutor's office. After the Mashhad prosecutor's office's investigations, a ban on prosecution was issued because the actions of these companies were not considered to be an example of fraud and a material element of fraud. An objection was made regarding the ban on prosecution, which was not found to be justified, and the ban on prosecution was confirmed again. In addition, on May 29, another complaint was filed in the Tehran prosecutor's office against the Parsi Canada Immigration Company, which is under consideration at the end of this month." In this regard, Makan Aria Parsa sued the Iranian Broadcasting Corporation.[1] [4] [6] [36] [37] [38] [36] [39]

Also, a number of faculty members of Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, the General Directorate of Education of Isfahan Province, and Mohammad Jarjandi sued Makan Arya Parsa on charges of forgery, and a restraining order was issued.[40]

Mr. Ali Mokhtari also sued Makan Arya Parsa regarding the company's use of the domain parsicanada.com, and the decision was issued in favor of Makan Arya Parsa.[41]

Relation with famous artistic figures in advertising

After entering the art world, this fraudster took advantage of this capacity and, by spending a huge amount of money on advertising his companies, he also took advantage of artistic figures such as Farzad Farzin, Mahmoud Shahriari, Bahman Hashemi, Mohammad Reza Golzar, Behnoush Bakhtiari, Maryam Amirjalali, and Yousef Sayadi, and Mohammad Reza Hayati, to use them as a branding tool for his companies' services.[10][42]

Entrepreneurship or fraud

Meysam shekarisaz obtains a job placement license from the Isfahan Provincial Labor and Cooperatives Department and cleverly tempts some deputy ministers and senior managers of the country to be employed in this company with astronomical salaries by facilitating some matters. He also registers and establishes a scientific and educational institution to provide short-term practical courses, while such licenses are only granted to university faculty members. This black intelligence goes further and registers a law firm to enter the judicial sphere in order to tell his clients that he has extensive connections with the body and leaders of the system.

This person's actions continue, intentionally or unintentionally, away from the eyes of regulatory institutions, to the point where he establishes a large holding company (Parsi Canada) with a series of other licenses and introduces himself as its owner. For example, it obtains a tourist line permit from the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, or an employment creation permit from the Labor Department, and even a student line permit from the Ministry of Science and a startup line for people who have an innovative idea and intend to launch it in another country.[10][31] [43]

The narrative of the losers

One of the plaintiffs says that he suddenly faced a strange complaint from the company against him, and what is even stranger is that this complaint was filed by the company in Mashhad. He says that while the contract was written in Tehran and he also lived in Tehran, he had to travel to Mashhad with his wife, whose name was on the contract.

This process was repeated for at least several other clients of this complex. In the next stage, heavy contracts came into play. Amounts between 30 and 60 thousand dollars, house and property trade-ins, payments for a billion-dollar property, and heavy financial obligations are part of the recurring pattern of narratives, and it is from this point that the differences begin.

In many of the company’s narratives and complaints from customers, the main issue comes back to “language proficiency.” This is despite the fact that the plaintiffs said from the beginning that they had declared that they did not have a language certificate, but the company's consultants assured them that paths such as startups, job offers, or special immigration programs would solve this problem, but later, the lack of a certificate in English and French and lack of proficiency became the main obstacle.

In one of the cases raised in Mashhad, the prosecutor's office announced that the relationship between the applicants and the companies was a "civil and contractual" relationship and that the criminal element of fraud had not been established. In that case, a restraining order was issued and the plaintiffs' objections were also unsuccessful, but the story did not end there.[44] [45] [46] [47] [48] [49] [50]

Follow-up with the Economic Security Police and file a complaint against the Economic Security Police and relevant authorities.

Many of these groups have multiple offices, different registered companies, and different legal entities. This multi-layered structure, on the one hand, allows for the expansion of activities, and on the other hand, makes it more complicated to determine direct responsibility.

For this reason, today, the names of several different companies appear in the file; from Pars Pendar Nihad, Parsi Canada, Rah Parsi Canada, Dadgaran Haq and Adalat, and subsidiaries that each form part of the puzzle.

Based on available information, an official complaint has been filed by the Parsi Canada group against Colonel Khademi for “abuse of position and position” and “arranging and submitting a false report” to the competent authorities. It has also been requested that he be removed from his position in this case and replaced by another impartial officer. The group claims that the actions attributed to Colonel Khademi were pursued in line with a specific goal:

• Disturbing public opinion and creating distrust towards an active and long-standing group.

• Creating fake plaintiffs and piling up cases to put pressure on them.

• Blocking revenue streams and ultimately weakening or destroying a group with 18 years of legal activity.

This case is being investigated by the Tehran District 5 Prosecutor's Office, Branch 16, and the Economic Security Police have also joined the case. The number of plaintiffs, according to the narratives presented, has reached about 80 to more than 100 people; a number that, if increased, could make the case enter a much more serious stage. Currently, there are several simultaneous facts, including the offices of some companies being sealed, a legal case is ongoing, there are multiple plaintiffs, but a final verdict on many of the charges has not yet been issued.[3] [51] [6]

Tattooing the company logo on the body of company employees

Makan Aria Parsa continues his journey by tattooing his company logo on the bodies of girls in the United Arab Emirates and obtaining residency in Canada, along with a powerful cyber and hacking team.[5][10][42]

60 trillion capital outflow from the country

Parsi Canada has charged 15 to 50 million Tomans, equivalent to US dollars, for each fake educational certificate. It is noteworthy that the customers gave the money to the defendant in US dollars, and including other services to other customers, the fraud is about 6 trillion Tomans.[5][10][42]

Network fraud and connections with opponents of the Islamic Republic

Some people stated that the reason for the sealing was network fraud by individuals and company officials, and some others stated that anti-security measures such as publishing and republishing images to hostile networks.[2] [7]

Managers leaving the country

While Pars Pendar Holding and its affiliated companies are now facing serious legal and security action, and are banned from leaving by order of the prosecutor's office, the owners and shareholders of this complex, under the direct management of Makan Aria Parsa (Meysam shekarisaz), had left Iran in the days leading up to the 12-day war.[2][10][52]

The Impact of Parsi Canadians on the Canadian Immigration System

A fraud ring operating under the guise of an immigration company called Parsi Canada is allegedly attempting to fraudulently obtain Canadian citizenship. A recent federal court case in Canada has exposed a disturbing network allegedly involving Iranian nationals. The individuals allegedly submitted fraudulent refugee claims through fabricated events, forged documents, and coordinated online advertising. This abuse is no coincidence. At the center of the controversy is Mozhdeh shekarisaz (sister of Makan Aria Parsa and wife of Ahmad Ayubi), a key figure associated with Parsi Canada. shekarisaz has filed a judicial appeal (Federal Court Case No. IMM-17694-24 and related cases) challenging the decision of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). At issue is the veracity of the claim that her husband, Ahmad Ayubi, is a victim of political persecution – a claim that is now under scrutiny. A recent and disturbing example concerns Mozhdeh shekarisaz, the wife of Ahmad Ayubi, a key figure in the Iranian-run Parsi-Canadian immigration consultancy firm. In a case currently pending in the Canadian Federal Court, Mozhdeh Aria Parsa has filed a judicial review application, which appears to rely heavily on a fabricated story of political repression involving her husband, Ahmad Ayubi.[35][53][54]

Seal of the company's office and its branches

Simultaneously with the recent statements of the Judiciary Spokesperson, news of the sealing of the offices of a group of companies in Tehran and Isfahan was also released; companies that operated under names such as “Pars Pendar Nihad”, “Parsi Canada”, “Parsi Canada Path” and “Justice and Justice Judges”. A case that is no longer just a dispute between a few dissatisfied applicants, but is also the subject of the arrival of the Economic Security Police, the sealing of the offices and the investigation in the 5th District Prosecutor’s Office of Tehran. The narratives of dozens of plaintiffs who say that they have paid millions and even billions of tomans and tens of thousands of dollars, but there was no immigration, they did not receive transparent services and they were not even able to get their money back. [2] [6][7]

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