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Jano88

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Mar 26, 2018
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I am a protected person here in canada going on 6 yrs, I read the news that the prime minister was offering amnesty to Regugee Claimants who have never been in trouble with the law.
If and when will this happen?
I want to travel and do so much more?
plz help
 
Jano88 said:
I am a protected person here in canada going on 6 yrs, I read the news that the prime minister was offering amnesty to Regugee Claimants who have never been in trouble with the law.
If and when will this happen?
I want to travel and do so much more?
plz help
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Your post is a bit confusing. If you're a protected person, then you can and should have applied for PR. Have you done that?
 
Has your claim been accepted? If it has, you can apply for a RTD. Keep in mind, until you become a citizen (and possibly even after) you should not travel to your home country.
 
I haven't had a hearing as yet and it'
been so long ,as for travelling am not interested in going Bk home
am talking about dubi and the UK for travel to see friends
 
Jano88 said:
I am a protected person here in canada going on 6 yrs, I read the news that the prime minister was offering amnesty to Regugee Claimants who have never been in trouble with the law.
If and when will this happen?
I want to travel and do so much more?
plz help
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When was this announced.
 
like I said I heard it sometime bk since the pm was in office.
I also went online and googled it and read up on it
 
Jano88 said:
like I said I heard it sometime bk since the pm was in office.
I also went online and googled it and read up on it
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Trudeau has been in office for quite a long time now - no amnesty has been introduced. Unfortunately you don't really have any options other than to wait for your hearing and hope for a positive outcome (or leave and abandon your claim). Good luck - hope you get your hearing soon.
 
That’s a year old now. With the influx of illegal immigrants from the US, that’s probably a topic that died off pretty quickly. It is also referring to illegal immigrants, not refugee claimants. Canadians are quite welcoming of genuine refugees, but not so tolerant of those who came illegally.
The only good news is that IRCC has changed the processing of refugee claims to FIFO, so legacy claims should be processed sooner than new applications. If you have a contact at IRCC I would inquire with the. How to get your older legacy claim expidited.
 
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