THERE IS A BIG MISTAKE ON CERTIFICATION OF DEPARTURE

[braveheart09]

Hi, all forum members
I have a question about my deparature order. I was failed refugee so i applied prra which is rejected than i got my removal order . I was married for 9 months before i left canada so i left country with deperature order and i applied for outland sponsorship i checked my certificate of deparature it says deparature order becomes deportation order but i left the country with date and time shown me on letter of order of removal still says deportation order i m just wondering is it gonna effect my going back in canada after my sponsorship done it also says couse of removal a.36 and a49 i check these online one is says because of criminalty which is i dont have any problems with canadian qnd my home country and other one is deportation ..
thanks for all answers

 

[irvah]

I think you made a very common mistake.

When you submit your refugee claim, you signed paperwork where you agreed that you have 30 days to leave the country if your refugee claim will be rejected.

It means during 30 days after the day of your court (not the day when you get a letter).

If you leave the country after 30 days period - your departure is considered deemed deportation. In order to come back you need now Authorization to return to Canada (ARC).

 

[braveheart09]

Thanks for all answers i had no option but leave still But cbsa officer who filed my depart she said it is not gonnabe a problem if i left canada in 30 days with coming back again . Did she lie or she really have no idea what is going on

 

[Lammawitch]

Does the letter say you have to leave within 30 days of reception of the letter, or within 30 days of the judge's decision?

Does the letter say that if you do not comply with the terms therein that the departure will automatically become a deportation order?


Your question is probably outside the scope of most of us here; you might find it useful to consult an immigration lawyer. Campbell Cohen run this board.

 

[braveheart09]

Yeah you right they are playing little games with us but i have one more question my sponsorship application still in canada for sa after approval they gonna send it to visa office should i apply arc right now or should i wait untill my pr approval then apply when they wanted me to apply for arc

Thanks

 

[Lammawitch]

Yeah you right they are playing little games with us but i have one more question my sponsorship application still in canada for sa after approval they gonna send it to visa office should i apply arc right now or should i wait untill my pr approval then apply when they wanted me to apply for arc

Thanks

I have no idea what you mean by "playing little games". I can't answer your question about ARC as you are not clear about the information: what did your letter actually say?? An immigration lawyer, or perhaps CIC, could answer.

 

[braveheart09]

Sorry i meant immigration and their piles of papers and letter says " if you don not comply with the terms there in that the deparature will automatically become a deportation order

 

[scylla]

Sorry i meant immigration and their piles of papers and letter says " if you don not comply with the terms there in that the deparature will automatically become a deportation order

It's not playing games - it's a very serious and real rule. If you don't leave Canada within 30 days of being issued a departure order it automatically turns into a deportation order.

 

[braveheart09]

But the problem is i left canada before that 30 days period given me but still says deparature order becomes deportation order that is the thing i dont understand

 

[Lammawitch]

But the problem is i left canada before that 30 days period given me but still says deparature order becomes deportation order that is the thing i dont understand

*Sigh*.

Does the letter say "if "you do not comply with the terms of letter (to leave within 30 days???) ????

IF it DOES, and IF you DID leave within 30 days (of the deadline you were given), the departure order did not become a deportation order.

IF is a major keyword. I strongly suggest that you verify your situation with an immigration lawyer, many offer a free initial consultation.

 

[irvah]

Thanks for all answers i had no option but leave still But cbsa officer who filed my depart she said it is not gonnabe a problem if i left canada in 30 days with coming back again . Did she lie or she really have no idea what is going on

This letter from CBSA usually comes after failed hearing. I think what happened is - you attended this interview and were advised in writing that a removal date from Canada has been set.

Unfortunately, my husband and I went through the same experience. Nobody advised us that he has to leave the country during 30 days AFTER hearing. We expected something in writing as his passport was held by CBSA since he filed a refugee claim.

By the time of interview with CBSA officer our sponsorship package was not submitted due to lack of necessary documents. I started outland sponsorship after my husband left the country.

He left the country in ten days after interview without no problem and we did not even think that his departure became deemed deportation. We realized it later, when he came to visit me in a year (he is from visa free country) and CBSA did not let him in without ARC.

I spoke to lawyer and was advised that in case of positive decision visa officer will issue ARC along with visa. Usually it is not as easy to get ARC once you have been deported. I would say-it is very tough. The best way is wait until your sponsorship application is approved.