Recent content by DamnYouDaria

Dangerously. I mean, unless you want to get the protection you've worked so hard to get revoked in a cessation hearing.

I submitted an application for a new Refugee Protection Claimant Document, mine expired a couple months ago. I'm wondering, how long should it take to get my new RPCD?

Absolutely not.

I know I've received mostly physical correspondence from the IRB but as for the Federal Court, I've only received one thing physically and most everything was served to me via e-mail.

The appeal was filed but wasn't served to me within the requisite 15 days. Minister claims an exemption under Lesly v. Canada. I mailed out my PR application on the 8th. It was received by IRCC on the 14th. I was served on the 16th, two days after IRCC received my application and seven days...

I did. Still waiting on the decision for that too.

Probably because, like another person who posted here suggested, my application is being slow walked. I've not only received no notice of decision from IRCC, I've also received no notice of decision from the court. And to make sure it's not a me issue, I've double checked with the court and...

Yes, to both.

I had my hearing back in July... no decision yet, though I'm worried that the judge is going to use the standard of correctness rather than the standard of reasonableness.

I applied back in November 2022 (packet was received in mid-November). So far, only update is from when they received my application for PR. Just applied for GCMS notes today to see what's going on.

Shit, and I don't even have a criminal record. And honestly, I want to win this thing. Not settle. Win. Because the notion that the United States is a "safe" country is a joke. I want to win so that other transgender Americans also have a refuge from persecution.

When did you do your immigration medical and submit your BOC? When I made my claim, that's when the processing time started for my work permit.

Assuming I could "loose" fair and square ignores the fact that the evidence overwhelmingly supports my claim. I submitted a shitload of evidence to substantiate my claim. Hell, I've already resumed collection of post-hearing evidence to submit to the RAD should this go back to the RAD.

My case already cites existing precedents. The Supreme Court of Canada cited Satiacum in Ward stating that "in relation to a democracy like the United States contrary evidence might have to go to the extent of substantially impeaching, for example, the jury selection process in the relevant part...

Like, for example, he claims that the RAD was "filling in the blanks" for me. Even though the Tribunal's Record the RAD has recently submitted to the court is 22,344 pages, most of it being my own submissions to the RAD and the RPD. A lot of it is about general country conditions, but there is...