Migration Alliance is in receipt of the following information from a victim of Abel Prasad.  The victim would like her name to remain anonymous.  The details of this story have been provided to the relevant authorities:

"I just wanted to share my experience with Abel Prasad in case it can be used as evidence against him… my experience wasn’t migration though but I figure every piece of evidence against this pathological liar would help?

I was employed by Abel Prasad around six years ago when he started a company called Ivy Envy Marketing. Originally he ‘employed’ myself and a number of other young women to work as interns for his business. At the time I was young and naive. I worked for him for around six months during which time I became acutely aware that he was a pathological liar and a manipulator. The group started as unpaid interns and after someone dobbed him into fair work (this was only made aware to me after I left) he began paying us. After seeing a letter in his office, I suspect I’m actually owed a lot of money from him when I was working as an intern because it was illegal for him to have us working for no wage and fair work had demanded he back pay us for our time, from which we never saw a cent for (not to mention the bounced pay cheques etc).

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Kristie is an Australian Registered Migration Agent, handing all types of visa submissions to the Department of Immigration & Border Protection (DIBP), as well as the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).

Kristie established Morgan Jensen Migration in 2010.  The business has recently gone through re-branding and has recently commenced trading as Morgan Immigration Australia.  

As a regionally based business owner, Kristie has a strong interest in regional migration matters, with particular skills in handling RSMS (subclass 187) submissions, and assisting employers to manage the temporary and permanent visa needs of their international employees.