I read it on a newspaper called Toronto Star and some immigration consultants are reposting it.Where?
I read it on a newspaper called Toronto Star and some immigration consultants are reposting it.Where?
Ok I’ll heck it out thanksI read it on a newspaper called Toronto Star and some immigration consultants are reposting it.
You can google m-44 policy and you will get more infoWhere?
Are you working with a good lawyer? Please get a good lawyer. The two DUIs make your situation quite complicated and means you are inadmissible to Canada due to criminality.Hello folks hope you doing well i want to know if someone in similar situation and help me guide what is good for me at this moment my h&c file is still being in process today i had an interview with cbsa as i am convicted of dui offence they gave me deportation order i am married to permanent resident my h&c file is submitted and still in process from 2 month . The cbsa officer said my file is in que as they hAvent started checking my eligibility yet . What would be my options would i go for judicial review or leave the country by my own and come back when i get AIP
My h&c arguments are family ties married to permanent resident
Hardship And unemployment back home as i have studied here in canada as an international student and had 3 years of pgwp
I only have one dui offence which is refusal to blew for breath sampleAre you working with a good lawyer? Please get a good lawyer. The two DUIs make your situation quite complicated and means you are inadmissible to Canada due to criminality.
Sorry! My mistake. I would still consider getting a consult with a lawyer. Good luck!I only have one dui offence which is refusal to blew for breath sample
Unless you are failed refugee claimant within past 12 months, you are still eligible for PRRA before deportation. So please continue reporting to CbSA per your appointments and hopefully they will offer you PRRA which will delay your deportation by 6-12 month. You should hear back on Stage 1 HC by then. In your HC, did you seek exemption from criminality?Hello folks hope you doing well i want to know if someone in similar situation and help me guide what is good for me at this moment my h&c file is still being in process today i had an interview with cbsa as i am convicted of dui offence they gave me deportation order and siezed my passport i am married to permanent resident my h&c file is submitted and still in process from 2 month . The cbsa officer said my file is in que as they hAvent started checking my eligibility yet . What would be my options would i go for judicial review or leave the country by my own and come back when i get AIP
My h&c arguments are family ties married to permanent resident
Hardship And unemployment back home as i have studied here in canada as an international student and had 3 years of pgwp
No it is not considered criminal offenceOk…so that’s a serious offence because of you owe them over 10000 when the hind out when you file taxes. That’s a criminal charge. So I think you should think of what you doing
Yes katayoon i have requested for excemption in it hope i get good results but they didnt mention that i have to come for further appointmentsUnless you are failed refugee claimant within past 12 months, you are still eligible for PRRA before deportation. So please continue reporting to CbSA per your appointments and hopefully they will offer you PRRA which will delay your deportation by 6-12 month. You should hear back on Stage 1 HC by then. In your HC, did you seek exemption from criminality?
OK you have to wait for further instructions from them. Since you have PR spouse, they may show some compassion and offer you PRRA or weekly reporting or administrative deferral of deportation. Keep faith.Yes katayoon i have requested for excemption in it hope i get good results but they didnt mention that i have to come for further appointments
I am just giving you advise. It’s up to you to continue. Wish you no harm. I have a close family that works for them. And this is a criminal offence. If you read the paper work you were given to sign you will see it there too. If you owe them over 10,000. It’s a criminal charge… so it’s up to you on taking my advise. As well as you can just continue. Just looking out for your best interest.No it is not considered criminal offence