Pending aylum in the US wants to move to Canada
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Hey just wandering if you had to drop your asylum case ? if yes can you please share how long it took you to do so and was there any consequences? any ban ?
Hello everybody, I am an asylum seeker in the USA. Recently, I got a PR for Canada. I wonder how difficult it was for former Asylum seekers to return to the USA under a different visa, such as a Visitors B visa, TD, or any other nonimmigrant visa.
I worry about moving to Canada and not being able to come back to the USA because I abandoned my Asylum case and overstayed my visitor visa. Has anyone experienced this?
I worry about moving to Canada and not being able to come back to the USA because I abandoned my Asylum case and overstayed my visitor visa. Has anyone experienced this?
Try to apply for a B1/B2 visa . Typically with an overstay you’ll receive a ban . Only way of knowing is to apply for a visa
This is really is a question for a US immigration forum. If you accumulated an actual overstay, then you will get an automatic ban from the US once you leave (either 3 or 10 years) and most likely won't be able to return until that ban is over. So the short answer is that it could potentially be difficult for you to return to the US for a period of time after you move to Canada. Check out visa journey. This is a good US immigration forum.
If your overstay was more than six months but less than one year, you're looking at a 3 year ban. If the overstay was greater than a year, assume you will have an automatic 10 year ban as soon as you leave
Hi there, im looking to bring my spouse a pending asylee to canada. How would we apply if she has no passport?
I am looking to bring my spouse who is a US asylee to Canada (im citizen) can you explain your process? My spouse has no passport at the moment.
To prevent asylum shopping, the country processing asylum claim takes away the passport. The workaround is by applying for a passport with home country's embassy in US and claiming asylum when crossing in to Canada. If the person doesn't want to get a passport, they will have to cross illegally in to Canada at one of many unguarded locations and claim asylum inland. If going the irregular border crossing route, the only risk is freezing yourself so pick a warmer day.
You should be sponsoring your spouse she should not apply for asylum. Including a copy of her previous passport and an explanation of why she can not renew her passport should be sufficient.