Yes I’m not an immigration lawyer but am genuinely curious how they are being included on her PR application. Are they requesting to be included on H&C grounds? That seems like the only way it would be possible but also far from a guarantee.
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Yes I’m not an immigration lawyer but am genuinely curious how they are being included on her PR application. Are they requesting to be included on H&C grounds? That seems like the only way it would be possible but also far from a guarantee.
Your problem is that you assume that all the answers given by ChatGBT are correct. After ChatGBT came out, people of average level like you started to think that they were smart because of the answers they got there.
Your problem is that you assume that all the answers given by ChatGBT are correct. After ChatGBT came out, people of average level like you started to think that they were smart because of the answers they got there.
For someone accusing me of using AI I find it ironic that I know that it is ChatGPT not ChatGBT. Didn’t use it. I already knew that you are not technically entitled to include your parents and siblings on a PR application when a minor child gets approved for protected status. You can request special H&C consideration but given the dependent is now 18 applying for PR and will likely be 22+ by the time the application is processed H&C consideration may be quite difficult to obtain. As Canada attempts to reduce PRs/temporary residents and processing times increase dramatically these H&C consideration cases may be treated differently especially given the age of the child when applying for PR. Can’t predict what will happen.
Nobody is talking about H&C here,its you that is talking about that.Meanwhile,you can only apply for H&C after a year your appeal has been denied.For me its shows you only know the general rules.Parents cannot be dependant to their child,even if you look at the form,ircc said only the accompany will be considered. If they have joint application, the nuclear family will be considered,this is new thing you need to understand. Anyway leave the rest for Ircc to determine the Eligibility.
Wasn’t talking about the H&C policy. There is a way to add non-elligible family members onto a PR application and ask for them to be considered for PR as well. That is referred to H&C consideration. Typically one of the parents are the ones get granted asylum which allows them to include dependent children and spouses. When a minor child is the only one who gets protected person status it is more complicated. The age of the now adult could easily be a consideration in this case.
I’m genuinely puzzled by the irritation some people express toward canuck78’s comments unless, perhaps, they’re only looking for views that affirm their own. Personally, I always find his/her insights consistently thoughtful and well-grounded, especially for those who are familiar with the realities of today’s refugee processes.
Another thing,there is something they call locked age,Ircc consider the age you put in your application not years they use to process your application. If you put in your application at age 20 and they process it when you are 25,your locked age is 20.
Professor please allow Ircc to determine their Eligibility
Lock-in is typically used for cases when parent is the one get protected status and children may be older teenagers at that point and may be over 22 by the time they get PR. This is an entirely different situation where the parents & sibling are asking to be considered for PR on H&C grounds. Also is at a time when processing will likely take many years and Canada is trying to reduce immigration and temporary resident numbers. Assume child who got protected person is likely a teenage girl. By the time she applied for PR she was an adult. Why she got asylum and not the rest of her family, the family’s arguments as to why they also should secure PR, how long this case takes to get processed and how hard the government is trying to reduce immigration numbers will likely all factor into the outcome of this case. If I was the other sibling I would be learning French and studying a field in demand in case they don’t get PR. They would have other options even if they had to leave Canada and then try to come back.
As previously noted by previous poster IRCC is very backlogged. The PR process is going to take 5+ years so there will be very long periods of time when you hear nothing and see no changes in your application.
No responsible government will process any application inside canada for more than 5years even if they have more than a million pending application, stop this propaganda.
