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    Seeking advice for a Domestic Abuse Victim in a homeless situation

    She left him back in Detroit in 2020, then he found in Cali her with apologies and a sob story in 2021 and they fell back into their old ways. Then he took to Phoenix after my grandma passed away in 2022 and that is when the abuse started. He even tried to burn the house down with her inside it...
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    Seeking advice for a Domestic Abuse Victim in a homeless situation

    That is what I was afraid of in regards to the Super-Visa. I wasn't confident that she would get it based on the lack of ties to the US and the fact that we would in fact be wanting her to stay in defiantly. We fear that he is going to end her life if she stays in the US, he has come close on...
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    Seeking advice for a Domestic Abuse Victim in a homeless situation

    You're sure about that? The IRBC site in the Claimant's Guide is says that "women who fear domestic violence can be given refugee protection in Canada if they meet the United Nations (UN) definition of a Convention refugee. The UN defines Convention refugees as people who have a well-founded...
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    Seeking advice for a Domestic Abuse Victim in a homeless situation

    Hello, My mother has finally, recently left my dad due to domestic abuse, after years of my family and I begging her to do it, and now she has nowhere to go except to flee the US to come to live in Canada with us. She is about to turn 69 and is currently on disability, she has been dependant on...
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