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IF ASYLUM IS DENIED IS IT GOING TO LEAD TO DEPORTATION

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Emma0202

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Im a Nigerian presently in the U S on a tourist visa but im not illegal in the U S right now but want to cross the Quebec border illegally to seek asylum with my wife which is presently pregnant...But I really need a help if the asylum is not granted is there other means to stay in Canada or we are going to be deported ?please someone kindly help me out with good information cause I learnt many people are doing that and is really working for them
 
Do you have proof that you fear for your life in Nigeria? If not yes you will eventually have to leave or be deported. If your asylum case is denied it will make it very hard to get approved for subsequent visas is many countries. It is always preferable to apply to immigrate via other means like economic pathways. There has been a recent influx in Nigerian asylum seekers but they have not necessarily been approved to stay. There was actually a recent report about some inconsistencies in their applications that has caused some concerns about whether they are really in need of asylum. It seems like you obtained your US visa with the goals to claim asylum in Canada but there are no guarantees.
 
If your refugee claim is rejected you will be ordered to leave the country. If you don’t comply with the removal order then you will be deported.
 
I heard if somone should give birth in canada as a refugee it gurantees automatic stay but i dont know how true it is will allow people with experience throw more light on it
 
Cip said:
I heard if somone should give birth in canada as a refugee it gurantees automatic stay but i dont know how true it is will allow people with experience throw more light on it
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That is incorrect a Canadian born child will not guarantee an asylum application. The child would also not be able to enter the lottery sponsor his parents until he is over 18 and has made over the minimum yearly amount required for 3 years.
 
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Cip said:
I heard if somone should give birth in canada as a refugee it gurantees automatic stay but i dont know how true it is will allow people with experience throw more light on it
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There are plenty of cases that serve as examples of Canada rejecting H&C cases that use this argument.
 
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Cip said:
I heard if somone should give birth in canada as a refugee it gurantees automatic stay but i dont know how true it is will allow people with experience throw more light on it
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it's not true the child is Canadian not the parents and child or no child it does not have proof you can stay
 
Really appreciate all your responses...now if they will ordered one to leave if the asylum claim is not approve what about the canadian born child?would they ordered the canadian born to leave the country as well just curious kindly shed light on this for me
 
Emma0202 said:
Really appreciate all your responses...now if they will ordered one to leave if the asylum claim is not approve what about the canadian born child?would they ordered the canadian born to leave the country as well just curious kindly shed light on this for me
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The child can certainly stay.

It's just the parents who cannot.
 
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They can, but that won’t guarantee they will be approved. Anchor babies have little affect on the parents Ability to remain in the country. From IRCC perspective, if the child is a Canadian citizen, they can return anytime after they reach the age of majority.
 
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