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Yaeed5

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Protected persons and convention refugees in Canada: In Quebec​

If you apply today​

About 104 months = 8.6 year

Protected persons and convention refugees in Canada: Outside Quebec​

If you apply today​

About 99 months = 8.25 year

Humanitarian and compassionate cases: In Quebec​

If you apply today​

About 104 months = 8.6 year

Humanitarian and compassionate cases: Outside Quebec​

If you apply today​

More than 10 years

Source: IRCC processing times web

it depends on when you applied.

I applied with my family (no dependents) in Sept 2024 for PR under refugee class in Quebec, so the waiting time left is 69 months / 5.75 year, my God have mercy on me !
 
Why is there a sudden spike in processing time, a little variation is ok but this is like double the time now?
 
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We are planning to prepare for a protest soon!
 
I didn't understand new system. Should I write apply to PR time or refugee claiment time?
These are processing times for immigration applications like PR. Refugee claims are protection applications and not under IRCC. Also, there is no processing times for asylum claims.
 
These were always the processing times based on the data. Previous processing times were incorrect.
But I am worried about my dependents in Canada who were refused and are as dependent on my PR file. How will they stay here waiting for that long, on what grounds?
 
Typically they have been able to get WPs and SPs but I am not IRCC.
But will there brown paper get renewed? Cause at the moment my husband and daughter have federal appeal, later in case it gets refused. On what means they will be able to stay, that confuses me. My lawyer says they have strong reasons to take a stay motion down the line.
 
But will there brown paper get renewed? Cause at the moment my husband and daughter have federal appeal, later in case it gets refused. On what means they will be able to stay, that confuses me. My lawyer says they have strong reasons to take a stay motion down the line.

I am not IRB or IRCC so I can’t predict what will happen in the future. Based on past history dependents have been able to remain. Your lawyer would be the best to ask because they know the specifics of your case.