I have done my upfront medical examination and my request of medical is came 2-3 weeks after I received my AIP
H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim
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Hi members,
Is is possible to claim H&C under best interest of child even the child is outside Canada?
Or must do only:
Hardship and establishment, because my child he still in my country.
Is is possible to claim H&C under best interest of child even the child is outside Canada?
Or must do only:
Hardship and establishment, because my child he still in my country.
Hello guys, how many days or weeks it will says in Automated call of IRCC that you passed the medical exam since the panel physician submitted your medical report ?
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I don’t think so
if you asked member we said no
But if You asked a lawyer she/he would say yes because they want your money
That won't make sense. If the child isn't living in Canada, then there's no hardship or establishment argument.
U can claim hardship if the child is out of Canada.if u have kids out of Canada who depends on you for food,school fee,medical bills or basic necessities for life and if u are send back home you won't he able to have money to provude them all thise stuffs,thats hardship
Hi - You are correct (sorry, no prize)
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/humanitarian-compassionate-consideration/processing/assessment-best-interests-child.html
"A decision on a humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) application must include an assessment of the best interests of any child directly affected by the decision. “Any child directly affected” in this context means a Canadian or foreign-born child (and could include children outside Canada)."
No one can anticipate every circumstance where the welfare of children is concerned, however.., it's a steep hill to climb. Regarding an earlier comment by another about the relative greed of lawyers, they're paid to connect these dots as best they can so that they align with Canadian H&C policies. It often takes a mind free of emotion to detail how the circumstances of a family conform with policy.
Just saying that life would be better in Canada rather than somewhere else.., that doesn't cut it.
Good luck
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/humanitarian-compassionate-consideration/processing/assessment-best-interests-child.html
"A decision on a humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) application must include an assessment of the best interests of any child directly affected by the decision. “Any child directly affected” in this context means a Canadian or foreign-born child (and could include children outside Canada)."
No one can anticipate every circumstance where the welfare of children is concerned, however.., it's a steep hill to climb. Regarding an earlier comment by another about the relative greed of lawyers, they're paid to connect these dots as best they can so that they align with Canadian H&C policies. It often takes a mind free of emotion to detail how the circumstances of a family conform with policy.
Just saying that life would be better in Canada rather than somewhere else.., that doesn't cut it.
Good luck
That's amazing, very lucky buddy, God is on your side. Congratulations on the new baby and PR Status!