In case Appeal rejected as not meet the RO on HC ground... Can anyone still cross the land border with expired PR Card ? And appeal on Higher court in Canada?
PR renewal with Humanitarian & Compassionate (H&C) Grounds - 2022
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I don't know. If an appeal has been refused then I think that means PR status has been lost. Not sure if a border crossing is possible at that point. I don't know.
Follow up question. How long ago was the appeal refused? I assume this was within the last few months?
Thanks for your response.
PRTD Rejected in 2017. Appeal refused by IAD in June 2018. Trust there was one more option to appeal in next level. Please correct me.
In my opinion your PR status is long gone. You've waited too long since the last appeal to take any further action. Crossing the border will not be possible since records will show you are no longer a PR.
At this point you should hire an immigration lawyer if you want to see if any further appeals are possible. I don't think they are but a lawyer will be able to confirm.
I have also same thought. I feel the case will strong enough once I am inside the Canada to appeal further. That is why I am thinking to cross the Land Border to take one last chance. In case they report, I will return on the same day. Not sure this idea is feasible or not. Anyway many thanks for your time to write.
You're no longer a PR at this point. So I don't see how crossing the border will be possible. CBSA's systems will show you are no longer a PR and require a TRV to enter Canada.
Thanks @ Scylla. But surprisingly my TRV was also refused in 2020 on the ground that there was no sufficient proof to return to my Home country. Also my Canadian friend sponsored me and showed sufficient fund.
Your friend should not be sponsoring you. This weakens your application significantly and in my opinion it's no surprise you were refused.
If you want to apply for the TRV again, you need to show your own proof of funds and demonstrate you have enough money to cover your trip to Canada. You must also show evidence of other proof of ties to your home country such as employment, property ownership and other assets.
Your PR status is gone. If you want to become a PR again, you will have to reapply from scratch. There is nothing to appeal at this point. If you get the TRV, the most you can do is come to Canada for a short visit as a tourist.
Had you still been a PR your TRV request would have been denied because you didn’t qualify to apply for a TRV as a PR. The fact that you were able to apply for a TRV confirms that you have lost your PR status.
Did you find any good immigration consultant or lawyer?can you share their contact information?
