I received my hearing date which is this month (December 2024) and my claim was submitted February 2024.
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Refugee/asylum claimants 2024 timelines
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I received my hearing date which is this month (December 2024) and my claim was submitted February 2024.
That’s great, did you apply at the border or at IRCC online? Also did you apply in Quebec province?
Hello Members,
I received below email from IRB and my claim was submitted in June 2024 and passport seizure and work permit was issued in July 2024. Is it normal to receive the below email like this?
Government of Canada services available to you!
January 7, 2025
This letter contains important information on services available to newcomers here in Canada.
Did you know that the following Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) services are available to refugee claimants (asylum seekers) to support them with:
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I received below email from IRB and my claim was submitted in June 2024 and passport seizure and work permit was issued in July 2024. Is it normal to receive the below email like this?
Government of Canada services available to you!
January 7, 2025
This letter contains important information on services available to newcomers here in Canada.
Did you know that the following Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) services are available to refugee claimants (asylum seekers) to support them with:
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To work in Canada, you need a work permit and a Social Insurance Number (SIN). You can apply, update or obtain a SIN confirmation online, upload your digital documents securely and, if eligible, view your SIN on My Service Canada Account (MSCA) once your application has been processed.
There is no fee to apply for your SIN.
Learn more about Protecting Your SIN.
Find a job in Canada
Job Bank is Canada’s national employment service. It has free tools and resources to help you prepare and look for work in Canada.
Sign up for a Job Bank Plus Account to :
|
Additional government services
My Service Canada Account (MSCA) is a secure online portal offered by the Canadian government that allows you to access information related to various government benefits.
The Benefits Finder is a tool that can help you find federal, provincial and territorial programs, services and benefits that you may be eligible to receive.
For more information about Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) services
Consult Canada.ca
Call: 1-800 O-Canada (1-800-622-6232) TTY: 1-800-926-9105
Visit a Service Canada office: https://offices.service.canada.ca/en/
Follow us on Social media:
Government of Canada
What’s the update you get on your portal after getting the message?
A friend's refugee case was submitted in March 2024. They had a short hearing on January 3rd, which lasted only 30 minutes, and received a positive decision right on the spot.
Thanks for the insight. May I check where they came from originally and their case office's state submitted in Canada?
both of them submitted from ontario . one is from arab country and another from pakistan . One case was accepted on the ground of political opinion another i dont know .
I dont got anything on portal . i got that same mail on email . what about you?
Yea I got the same message. My message is.. did those your 2 friends got the same message before they got accepted?