Thank you so much…. Is it going positive or negative final results for current files?
H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim
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I don't think any of us can tell the % of files that will get positive outcome. They don't post such statistics. We just have to hope for the best and prepare for the worst. These cases are very subjective and your fate is entirely in the hands of that one person who will make the decision. We have to do our best to prepare strong arguments and then wait patiently...
Hi, in aip letter, they said that they will send the medical instructions forms by email, and it is 10 day now and I didn't receive anythings. Is it normal?
Took 10 days for my partner to get forms as well. Sometimes it takes time, especially if you have non-acompanying dependants
Hi everyone, I received a removal order letter today from CBSA for my wife and myself asking us to attend their office on 24th of November. We have H&C application in process now. Moved to IN PROCESS October 16 only. We applied H&C on April 2020 but since then we had JR at federal court which we got negative decision on May 26, 2021. We have a Canadian born daughter too. What’s gonna happen next ? Any idea ?
don’t afraid need to go attend meeting with him:her They will ask you to surrender your passport and documents also ask about your option and ask for PRRA you can buy time with PRRA maybe a year or more
oh dear I’m so sorry to hear that it’s very sad news here is your options
It’s better for you to have an interview with them sometime that interview has a positive result like they will offer you your options or they might be offering PRRA
The good thing your H&c applications now in the process you maybe get an answer soon
When you have a meeting with him make sure whatever they tell you tell him yes sir or yes ma’am the more you nice to them the better for you now your staying in Canada their hand
Good luck
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sometimes takes up to one month IRCc requested your medical request or some they don’t asked if you done it in a year
Now days stage 2 are very difficult
70% is approval chances for applicants with the kids
30% refusal
for singles 50-50 chances of approval
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You will have about 2 interviews before your departure.But it’s likely you will get answer by then(hopefully they don’t make your removal faster).If you get a good officer,she/he may advocate for your H&C to move quickly.And since you already did JR,they’d probably not give you PRRA because you already had plenty of time
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You should of course attend the interview but please don't worry you will have many options to win time and to slow down the process.
I advice you to hire a good attorney in immigration law
This too shall pass. I see the seniors here have given you lots of good advise. It’s hard but you have to keep calm! This too shall end. You will meet merciful officer and I pray your H&C shall be approved soonest.
one lawyer once say when you attend the meeting, be calm and very polite…don’t say yes or no if they ask if your will leave Canada, just say you will respect the law of the land whatever it is.
I wish you the very best.
If you used lawyer for your H and C, call to confirm if he has received your medical instructions. This happened to me too, l was waiting for the letter to be mailed to me, only to discover that its been sent to my lawyer for 10 days who claimed mail was in junk file. I had to call immigration who told me medical instructions was sent to my lawyer.
And if you didn't use lawyer, check your junl mail and call immigration
Don't worry, keep calm and bring with you all you can to show your ties to Canada (like Canadian child etc., if you can). For us, CBSA agent was a true sweetheart - he was the only person willing to help us, he gave my partner removal order deferral and then asked IRCC to speed up HC. His previous colleague was also nice - he gave my partner PrRA application to gain 1 year. So try to gain an ally as well. Good luck!
Hi my friend, you have received a lot of recommendations. But as a friend always said to me, be prepare for everything. Only God knows, and you have to keep fighting. My cbsa officer didn't give my family and I any options and we were deported. And in that same year another family with Canadian child was deported too. After 2 years we received aip and now we still fighting 2nd stage to return. So be strong and have faith.