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    How to get seized documents from IRCC after PR

    Unless they changed their policy, they were giving it after receiving the PR. What is this information based on?
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    question.. departure order.....urgent

    If the officer conducting the eligibility interview clearly states that they have determined your claim is eligible for referral to the RPD and are referring it, I believe there should be no cause for concern.
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    question.. departure order.....urgent

    This document, when an asylum claim is made, is similar to the standard departure order given during the eligibility interview. There should be no need for appeal; if the claim is unsuccessful, this decision will be enforceable.
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    question.. departure order.....urgent

    Perhaps there's a case of ineligibility. Under normal circumstances, I think a hearing would be held even if it were an exclusion, like having citizenship of another country.
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    question.. departure order.....urgent

    As far as i know normally refugees get a removal order and this can not unenforcable till making decision about their claim.
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    Seeking clarification regarding a recent communication

    they generally send automaticaly as far as i know
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    Refugee Travel Document - Questions and Answers

    Actually, this is a debatable topic. Yes, being nominally a protected person might not automatically grant PR status, but in practice it should. This is because being a protected person is a status with no expiration date, and once you obtain protected person status, you become eligible to apply...
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    The one-time 2-year initiative regarding 115,000 protected persons

    They secured $120 million from the 2026 budget for this one-off initiative. They have to succeed somehow, and there needs to be a real acceleration. Otherwise, it would be something like fraud. $120 million in extra funding is a lot of money.
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    Normally it should cover applicants based in quebec. Because immigration process should be based federal law. They needs massive approval if you wanna implement one time initative measures. They should clean backlogs.
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    They declared they would implement it, they received funding from the budget for it, and they need to speed things up.
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    i can understand you but it doesnt make sense even this commented by immigration advisor.
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    The issue you mentioned might be related to pending asylum applications, and that requires legislation to be passed. The situation here is related to pending pr applications. So, these are completely unrelated issues. The decrease in numbers can't be related to that. It's either a mistake, or...
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    my travel document was showing pr but It might not mean what we think it does. Generally as far as i know old style travel documents show p, new style travel documents show pr.
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    No need to visa up to 90 days
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    What does speeding up applications have to do with the law? It was related to the budget, and the budget has been passed.
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    What you're saying is understandable, but there's a logical flaw here. Under normal circumstances, an application should be evaluated according to the conditions at the time of application. So, if the application was submitted in 2023, you should evaluate it according to the situation at that...
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    They probably delay this process in protected person PR applications due to quotas, spreading it out over time. Normally, it takes a maximum of 2-3 months, and since it's a repeated stage, it could actually be done even faster than the asylum claim stage. Ultimately, this stage also exists in...
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    Security screening shouldn't be exaggerated so much. Because this security screening is also done when an asylum claim is made, and approval at that stage generally takes 2-3 months. For people who have already been living in Canada for a while, what they call the security screening shouldn't...
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    PR application under Protected Person Class in Canada 2024-2025

    that's so fast congratulations.. Why aren't ours this fast? Shouldn't there be a standard for this?
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    Hello folks What are the experiences of those who recently received their Final Decision? Are you receiving an email about the Final Decision? Are you viewing it through GcKey?