H&C
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refugee case was denied, same with appeal and federal only option is h&c ...but Lawyer fees is expensive and I dont want to waste money ...reason why i am asking if any single individual with no best interest of a child and no medical issues won their case.
People have won, but you need to have strong H&C consideration. Having a failed refugee claim alone isn't enough grounds for an H&C application. How long have you been in Canada? Have you deeply established yourself here for example are you very active in your community and have you done this for some time (above and beyond what would be typically)? Any family members here? If you're not sure how to put together a strong case then you are better off working with a lawyer. Good luck.
So what is your basis of claim?
Denied refugee case is not basis of H&C.
Thank you Scylla...yes I have and I have Sibling here.....Can my brother file sponsorship for me?
Your brother can only sponsor you if all of the following are true:
- He is single (unmarried, not in a common law relationship)
- He has no children
- Both of your parents are deceased
- There are no other family members living in Canada such as other siblings, uncles, aunts, etc.
Hi guys,
I have a friend who wants to apply for H&C(Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations) together with his spouse.
Beside doing this application, few years later his spouse plans to enroll in school via applying for study permit and if she has a chance, she might want to try to apply for PNP and PR.
Will it be problematic in the future if in case his spouse gets PNP to apply also for PR? Is it a problem to have two applications at the same time, one being H&C and another a PR application via PNP.
As we know H&C has a long processing time, so the main concern is, are even allowed to apply for PNP/PR if we already have an H&C application going on.
Any feedback would be appreciated.
I have a friend who wants to apply for H&C(Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations) together with his spouse.
Beside doing this application, few years later his spouse plans to enroll in school via applying for study permit and if she has a chance, she might want to try to apply for PNP and PR.
Will it be problematic in the future if in case his spouse gets PNP to apply also for PR? Is it a problem to have two applications at the same time, one being H&C and another a PR application via PNP.
As we know H&C has a long processing time, so the main concern is, are even allowed to apply for PNP/PR if we already have an H&C application going on.
Any feedback would be appreciated.
What is their current status and when does it expire? H&C does not prevent removal and filing for H&C would indicate that they want to remain in Canada which will likely count as a negative when it comes to her temporary permit application (study permit).
If they apply for H&C, and few years later his spouse decides to study. Why would this be a red flag???? Who can predict what people want to do in the future. Today you may want one thing, tomorrow you may want another thing. So I can't understand if after few years she applies for a study permit, why is this such a big deal.
A study permit is a temporary permit and you are expected to return home. If you apply for H&C you are declaring your desire to remain in Canada. There is a very good chance she will be out of status if only on a VR at the moment and doesn’t qualify for an SOWP. Not seeing a viable path to PR is not a reason to apply for H&C and processing is so long (decades) that it is not a realistic option these days. Reforms to this program are likely which will may mean H&C is not a good option based on the information you provided. They should be working towards maximizing their chances of qualifying for economic pathways as I posted under the other thread.
