Thread for Bill C-12 ineligibility decisions issued by IRCC and the next steps

[FrozenJourney]

Toronto - GTA

 

[2calgary]

Toronto - GTA

When did you receive PFL? And replied? And got interview call/email? Thanks

 

[2calgary]

Toronto - GTA

DEPARTURE ORDER


Family name:


Aaaaa


Given name(s): bbbbb


Date of birth:


1900000000


(yyyy/mm/dd)


Sex:


……


UCI: ————-


Citizenship:


P…….


Document no.: V……..


Application: N…….


I HEREBY make a Departure Order against the above-named person pursuant to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and Regulations because I am satisfied that the person is described in:


Subsection 41(a) in that, on a balance of probabilities, there are grounds to believe is a foreign national who is inadmissible for failing to comply with this Act through an act or omission which contravenes, directly or indirectly, a provision of this Act, specifically:


The requirement of paragraph 20(1)(a) of the Act that every foreign national, other than a foreign national referred to in section 19, who seeks to enter or remain in Canada must establish, to become a permanent resident, that they hold the visa or other document required under the Regulations.


IMPORTANT


This Order will be deemed to be a Deportation Order where no Certificate of Departure is issued within the applicable period specified in the Immigration Regulations.


Subject to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act where a Deportation Order is made against a person, the person shall not, after the person is removed from or otherwise leaves Canada, come into Canada without the written consent of the Minister unless an appeal from the Order has been allowed


Unless expenses incurred by Her Majesty in right of Canada have been recovered from a transporter, a foreign national who is removed from Canada at Her Majesty's expense shall not return to Canada if the foreign national has not paid the removal costs outlined in section 243 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, including any annual adjustment made that is in place at the time the foreign national is removed.


I fully understand the above Decision.


DATED at Montreal Immigration


P


Digitally signed by


Pet….


A…..


Date: 2025.09


Signature of Minister's Delegate


on 2025——


(yyyy/mm/dd)





——-


IMM 5742 (06-2022) E


(DISPONIBLE EN FRANÇAIS - IMM 5742 F)


Canada

 

[2calgary]

DEPARTURE ORDER


Family name:


Aaaaa


Given name(s): bbbbb


Date of birth:


1900000000


(yyyy/mm/dd)


Sex:


……


UCI: ————-


Citizenship:


P…….


Document no.: V……..


Application: N…….


I HEREBY make a Departure Order against the above-named person pursuant to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and Regulations because I am satisfied that the person is described in:


Subsection 41(a) in that, on a balance of probabilities, there are grounds to believe is a foreign national who is inadmissible for failing to comply with this Act through an act or omission which contravenes, directly or indirectly, a provision of this Act, specifically:


The requirement of paragraph 20(1)(a) of the Act that every foreign national, other than a foreign national referred to in section 19, who seeks to enter or remain in Canada must establish, to become a permanent resident, that they hold the visa or other document required under the Regulations.


IMPORTANT


This Order will be deemed to be a Deportation Order where no Certificate of Departure is issued within the applicable period specified in the Immigration Regulations.


Subject to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act where a Deportation Order is made against a person, the person shall not, after the person is removed from or otherwise leaves Canada, come into Canada without the written consent of the Minister unless an appeal from the Order has been allowed


Unless expenses incurred by Her Majesty in right of Canada have been recovered from a transporter, a foreign national who is removed from Canada at Her Majesty's expense shall not return to Canada if the foreign national has not paid the removal costs outlined in section 243 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, including any annual adjustment made that is in place at the time the foreign national is removed.


I fully understand the above Decision.


DATED at Montreal Immigration


P


Digitally signed by


Pet….


A…..


Date: 2025.09


Signature of Minister's Delegate


on 2025——


(yyyy/mm/dd)





——-


IMM 5742 (06-2022) E


(DISPONIBLE EN FRANÇAIS - IMM 5742 F)


Canada

Did you received this type of letter at initial stage of asylum application?

 

[Mas2025]

Did you received this type of letter at initial stage of asylum application?

We all did

 

[2calgary]

We all did

Ok

 

[Assistan]

I just had my CBSA interview recently, about 1.5 months after receiving the ineligibility letter. (I am not from an ADR country.)

CBSA sent me an email on Monday asking me to attend an appointment on Wednesday. In the email, they said they wanted to initiate the PRRA process. They also mentioned that if I did not attend, they may issue a Canada-wide warrant. They asked me to complete a form before the interview.

So, expect that you may need to attend CBSA appointment on short notice.

During the interview, the officer was nice and professional. The questions were mainly about financial information, such as my income, expenses, your bank name, phone provider name, your occupation, etc. Nothing was difficult.

At the end of the interview, the officer provided me with PRRA IMM form, which had to be submitted within 15 days. Written evidence must be submitted within another 15 days. (They will tell you how to submit it)

The timeline is very strict. Don’t wait until the last minute. I strongly recommend preparing your documents and collecting your supporting evidence in advance.

If you miss the deadlines, you are done.

Correct that’s the process but hope you’re new evidence they accept if not they send you back. It’s really hard

 

[Assistan]

I just had my CBSA interview recently, about 1.5 months after receiving the ineligibility letter. (I am not from an ADR country.)

CBSA sent me an email on Monday asking me to attend an appointment on Wednesday. In the email, they said they wanted to initiate the PRRA process. They also mentioned that if I did not attend, they may issue a Canada-wide warrant. They asked me to complete a form before the interview.

So, expect that you may need to attend CBSA appointment on short notice.

During the interview, the officer was nice and professional. The questions were mainly about financial information, such as my income, expenses, your bank name, phone provider name, your occupation, etc. Nothing was difficult.

At the end of the interview, the officer provided me with PRRA IMM form, which had to be submitted within 15 days. Written evidence must be submitted within another 15 days. (They will tell you how to submit it)

The timeline is very strict. Don’t wait until the last minute. I strongly recommend preparing your documents and collecting your supporting evidence in advance.

If you miss the deadlines, you are done.

Make sure you have a good lawyer as well

 

[FrozenJourney]

Correct that’s the process but hope you’re new evidence they accept if not they send you back. It’s really hard

If you have had a refugee claim or a previous PRRA application rejected, you can only provide new evidence which has arisen after the most recent rejection. But, if you claim never reached to IRB (due to ineligibility), there is no such "new evidence" restriction.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...pre-removal-risk-assessment/how-to-apply.html

 

[Assistan]

If you have had a refugee claim or a previous PRRA application rejected, you can only provide new evidence which has arisen after the most recent rejection. But, if you claim never reached to IRB (due to ineligibility), there is no such "new evidence" restriction.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...pre-removal-risk-assessment/how-to-apply.html

I’m telling you from experience whether it’s reaching irb there such thing as new evidence speak with legal advice