What happens to my application if my authorized representative is found to have committed fraud?

Your application can still be refused, or your status affected, even if the fraud was committed by your representative and you were personally unaware of it, because applicants remain legally responsible for the content and accuracy of their own application regardless of who actually prepared it. This is one of the harder realities of immigration law: good faith on the applicant's part does not automatically protect the application if false or misleading information ends up in the file.

That said, the specific facts matter a great deal, including how clearly the applicant can show they were genuinely unaware of the misconduct and had no reason to suspect it, since this can be relevant to how the situation is ultimately treated and to any related consequences going forward. This is a fact-heavy, case-specific area rather than one with a simple, fixed rule about outcomes.

Anyone who discovers or suspects their representative acted fraudulently should raise the concern with IRCC and seek independent legal advice immediately, since addressing it proactively is treated very differently from the issue simply being discovered later during processing.