Refugee/Asylum Claimants 2023 Timeline
- Thread starter Morale
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Will you please share your asylum's timeline and province your application was being processed? Thanks.
Hello, So i had my hearing on monday october 07 2024. It lasted for about 1.5hr with a 10mins break tho there were some little discrepancies like spelling on a document which i said was a typo and also on my affidavit i did not embellish my claim in anyway. at the end member asked my lawyer if he had anything to add which he did and then member said he will send a decision he said he’s decisions are usually fast and take couple of days. But its been a week and no update still. I reached out to my counsel and he said no news yet. I checked my irrc portal and its strange the referral decision doesn’t list any of the statuses it just says “Not Available” i called immigration and after asking ke series of security questions the lady told me no decision was made and they are still on paperwork i am so anxious and confused can someone please advise? I need help please thanks.
Arrived in july 2023 , i seek for asylum at the aitport montreal Quebec, the refugee claimant document was giving to me and of course they seized my passport, i did medicals the same week i arrived and got my work permit with 2weeks , i filed and submitted BOC in august of 2024. my counsel called irb to schedule my hearing we were giving couple of options but i we decided to go with October of 2024. Please pray for me so i get a positive decision
My interview is scheduled this Friday the 18th of October 2024 at Etobicoke.... I have already received an email in respect to my work permit application stating it has been approved and has been mailed to me...
I don't understand, does this means I won't be able to get my work permit on the day of my interview.
I don't understand, does this means I won't be able to get my work permit on the day of my interview.
May I ask , You had submitted BOC in August 2023 or August 2024 ? Is it a less complex case or normal ?
A “less complex case” in a letter from the Refugee Board of Canada indicates that your refugee claim is considered straightforward and may not require a full hearing. The Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) uses two processes for these types of claims:
- Short-Hearing Process: This involves a brief hearing because the case does not present complex legal or factual issues.
- File-Review Process: In some cases, the IRB can decide on the claim based on the documents submitted, without needing a hearing12.