Deported//inland

[DeporteQuestion1]

Hello everyone,

I have a big question and favor to ask anyone who knows about my situation...

I had a deported status to enter canada... I got married to a canadian woman back on 2010 in my home country... I came to canada as a flight attendant and was informed of my deported status.. they let me in with a special temporary resident status ( 4 months ) which would expired after i left with the crew but since i had to apply for a special permission to get back everytime with my wife, we both decided that i would stay and apply inland... I already apply inland the first days of this years however i received a letter from immigration that i need to go to an interview because i'm still in the country and i'm no longer a flight attendant ( that i should have had left 72 hours after quitting my position)...


My inland application for spousal sponsorship is already filed... am i at risk of being deported? ( i have no criminal background )

[CharlieD10]

As long as you are in Canada without legal status, you are always in danger of being deported, you are in contravention of the immigration laws.

[PMM]

Hi

Hello everyone,

I have a big question and favor to ask anyone who knows about my situation...

I had a deported status to enter canada... I got married to a canadian woman back on 2010 in my home country... I came to canada as a flight attendant and was informed of my deported status.. they let me in with a special temporary resident status ( 4 months ) which would expired after i left with the crew but since i had to apply for a special permission to get back everytime with my wife, we both decided that i would stay and apply inland... I already apply inland the first days of this years however i received a letter from immigration that i need to go to an interview because i'm still in the country and i'm no longer a flight attendant ( that i should have had left 72 hours after quitting my position)...


My inland application for spousal sponsorship is already filed... am i at risk of being deported? ( i have no criminal background )

I think that you will find that are going to be deported again.  Previous deport, remained without permission.  Does not look good.

[DeporteQuestion1]

Thank you for your prompt responses.... No? i think you might be right... I entered as a flight crew member.. permission for four months but as a crew member.. since i quitted i had 72 hours to leave... but the permit was given even thought it can be revoked or cancelled anytime i'm assuming that's what is the hearing for... now my question is.. what can i use on my favor.. is not that i intented to stay from the very beggining but after finding out my status was deported and after applying outland i would be flag as applying for PR plus deporte status.. i dont think i would have seen my wife for another 10 months on top of the year and a half i didn't see her... I would appreciatte any insights about my case... again my hearing is on monday... here is more information about my case

TPR 4 MONTHS AS A CREWMEMBER
DEPORTED BACK IN 2007 ( FAILED REFUGEE STATUS BUT LEFT ON MY OWN *BOUGHT MY OWN TICKETS* )
LEGALLY ENTERED CANADA AUTHORIZED BY AN OFFICER SINCE I WAS A CREW MEMBER
APPLIED INLAND IN THE BEGINNING OF THIS YEAR ( HAD TO WAIT FOR CRIMINAL RECORD OF 2 COUNTRIES )
NOTE SAYING I SHOULD HAVE LEFT WITHIN 72 HOURS SINCE PERMIT AFTER QUITTING MY JOB ( thats what the person written to the ministry about my case is about )
NO CRIMINAL BACKGROUND
WIFE CAN SUPPORT ME// ECONOMICALLY WELL
NO FAMILY BACK HOME

Thank you for checking this out

[DeporteQuestion1]

Another question would be... Would in-land spousal sponsorship be considered a restoration of status? when you are in out of status state?

[Leon]

Another question would be... Would in-land spousal sponsorship be considered a restoration of status? when you are in out of status state?

No.  If somebody who is on visitor status applies inland, they still have to apply to extend their visitor status before it expires.  If somebody who is out of status applies inland, they are still out of status and could be deported.  If you are deported while applying inland, you lose your application because it is a requirement of inland that you are staying in Canada.

You should have applied outland and left Canada again when you were supposed to.

[DeporteQuestion1]

At the moment i have an exclusion order given to me, however, the person who interviewed me asked for the receipt of my inland application and explained that its highly likely that they won't deport me until the inland paperwork is reviewed. I still have to wait until they mail me for a deportation hearing.. I will keep this updated for people who have the same issue.