Regarding claim
- Thread starter Khaled2641
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Me and my wife reached at Canada on 23 February 2019. after that 13 days later we withdraw our refugee claim but we did not submit our case. And today 15 Mach 2019 we receive immigration withdrawal confirmation letter. But now we want to stay at Canada. What should we do now?
You’re probably in a bit of a pickle. Your removal order has come into force by withdrawing your claim and it’s unlikely you can claim assylum again. You should expect CBSA to move quickly to remove you from Canada. There are, as far as I know, no other means for you to remain at this time.
You should leave Canada and then apply to immigrate to Canada through one of the economic immigration streams like Express Entry.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html
Ok then how can I get back to my passport from immigration? They give our passport in my hand or they will escort us. I believe they will give us a our passport in our hand because we will leave from Canada. We will meet immigration officer then same day they will back our passport to our hand or not? Because as we have no option then we will leave Canada as soon as possible and back to home country. Let me know same day can we get passport or not? They will don’t need to escort right? Or let me know whole procedure? Please let me know. Because escort is not respect thing for us. We want to move from Canada to my home country with respect.
You should expect CBSA will, at a minimum, meet you at the plane. They will likely turn your passports over to the flight crew who will return it to you in flight. Whether they escort you or not isn’t known for sure. I suspect you will be able to discuss this with them at the airport prior to your departure.
They will give you your passport at the airport to ensure you are actually on the airplane and that the airplane departs with you on it
An escorted removal depends upon a few factors, your compliance is important however some airlines or transit points may require an escort but these can be very discreet if the escorting officer knows what they're doing, and everyone behaves themselves.