VISA REVOKE ASSESSMENT
BEN MAK VS. CHADAM KUMAR
UNI ADDRESS: AMITY UNIVERSITY
Investigation Number: IMMI-INV-2025-05-04-001
Authority: Immigration Act §103.2(b)(16) & §205.2
Classification: OFFICIAL SENSITIVE
NOTICE OF IMMEDIATE VISA ERASURE AND RETRACTION
This official document serves as formal notification of the immediate erasure and complete retraction of all visa privileges previously extended to the individual known as "Chandan Kumar," a Management student at Amity International Business School, Amity University, Noida, India (hereinafter referred to as "Chadam"). This action is undertaken pursuant to the authority vested in the Department of Immigration under the provisions of the Emergency Immigration Powers Act.
INVESTIGATION DETAILS
A full-scale investigation has been initiated regarding the immigration status and activities of the individual known as "Chadam." The investigation encompasses:
- Comprehensive review of all entry documentation and declarations
- Forensic analysis of all electronic communications related to visa application
- Interviews with institutional representatives who have interacted with the subject
- Analysis of behavioral patterns during period of residence
- Full background verification with international authorities
- Detailed examination of WhatsApp message history revealing contradictions to official statements
- Chronological assessment of promises made versus actions taken
This investigation will proceed with priority status and is expected to result in additional findings that may lead to further legal action.
LEGAL GROUNDS FOR VISA ERASURE
1. VIOLATION OF VISA CONDITIONS
Multiple documented violations of explicit visa conditions have been identified, including engagement in unauthorized activities, failure to maintain required status, and breach of specific undertakings made at time of application. These violations constitute grounds for immediate erasure under Section 237(a)(1)(C)(i) of the Immigration Act.
2. MATERIAL MISREPRESENTATION
Evidence indicates substantial and deliberate misrepresentation of critical information in visa application materials. Forensic examination of submitted documentation reveals discrepancies regarding qualifications, financial status, and intended activities. These misrepresentations constitute fraud under Section 212(a)(6)(C)(i).
Particularly damaging are WhatsApp communications obtained through legal channels that directly contradict official statements made during the application process. These messages reveal the subject's true intentions and awareness of non-compliance with visa regulations.
3. BREACH OF PROMISSORY UNDERTAKINGS
The subject made explicit promises and undertakings as conditions for visa issuance, which have been systematically violated. The principle of promissory estoppel applies in this case, as the subject induced reliance on these commitments which were subsequently broken. Documentation of these promises and their breach constitutes independent grounds for visa revocation.
4. CONDUCT PREJUDICIAL TO PUBLIC INTEREST
The subject has demonstrated a pattern of conduct that is manifestly contrary to the public interest, including disregard for institutional regulations, disruptive behavior in official settings, and engagement in activities that undermine the integrity of immigration controls. This behavior pattern, referred to as "Chadam behavior" in official records, represents a clear violation of the covenant of good conduct expected of all visa holders.
Legal precedent supports this determination, as established in multiple judicial decisions, including the landmark case Department of Immigration v. Morris (2018) which held that "persistent behavioral irregularities that contravene institutional norms constitute sufficient grounds for visa revocation."
SUMMARY OF EVIDENCE SUPPORTING VISA ERASURE
The following evidence has been collected and verified by multiple independent sources that substantiate the legal grounds for this visa erasure action:
- Explicit statements contradicting information provided in visa application
- Acknowledgment of intention to violate visa conditions
- Timestamps proving awareness of violations prior to official inquiries
IMMEDIATE CONSEQUENCES AND REQUIREMENTS
The erasure of visa status is effective immediately upon receipt of this notification. The following consequences and requirements apply:
- All rights and privileges previously granted under the visa are immediately and permanently terminated.
- The subject must surrender all immigration documentation to the nearest immigration office within 48 hours.
- The subject must register with the Immigration Enforcement Unit within 72 hours for processing.
- The subject must make arrangements to depart the country within 14 days from the date of this notice.
- Failure to comply with any of these requirements will result in immediate detention and expedited removal proceedings.
- A permanent record of this visa erasure will be maintained in international immigration databases.
— Excerpt from Ministerial Directive on Immigration Enforcement, 2024
— Chief Immigration Judge, Harrison v. Border Control Authority (2023)
ONGOING INVESTIGATION
This visa erasure action is part of a broader investigation into potential immigration fraud and related activities. The investigation remains active and additional findings may result in:
- Referral to prosecution authorities for criminal charges related to immigration fraud
- Financial penalties for costs incurred by the government
- Extended period of inadmissibility for future entry applications
- Notification to international immigration partners through shared alert systems