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Si, pero al miembro de la junta de refugio no le va a importar si Telesur tiene recursos de venezuela o no... La realidad es que aplicar a refugio desde Venezuela es imposible, a menos de que se encuentre fisicamente en Canada. Si usted ya se encuentra en Canada lo mejor que puede hacer es...

Based on your education level you should look into Express Entry or the Provincial Nominee Programs. Assuming that you have valid reasons to seek refuge, a refugee claim should be your very last resource. The consequences of applying for refugee are quite harsh (your passport will be taken away...

This can't be stressed enough: get a good lawyer.

You need to read the information available on the IRB's webpage. Watch this video: Yes, you will be given a Removal Order, this is given to every person that applies for Refugee from within Canada because, in theory, you should not have applied from within Canada. However, the removal order...

You can fill the BOC yourself. It is quite self-explanatory. Still, if you can, get a lawyer at least for the hearing.

It will depend on your "talking" abilities. If you can convince an employer that you will be in Canada for at least 2 years (which is the time that the IRB is taking to hold a refugee hearing) then you should be able to get a good professional job. You are going to have to network pretty hard...

Unfortunately, you were not eligible for that money and that means that you have to pay it back. That's CRA's view. I suggest you contact the lawyer Avvy Go, she is currently challenging the federal government over the CCB policy. Read this article...

Unfortunately, the representative for the UNHCR that made that comment has clarified that Venezuelans are NOT considered refugees. They were just issuing guidance to other countries to allow the legal entrance of Venezuelan migrants. I encourage you to contact a refugee lawyer in Canada and get...

No.

Take the date when your claim was referred to the IRB and add 20-24 months. That's when you should expect to have your hearing.

IRB gave an official statement a couple of weeks ago. The backlog is sitting at +40,000 cases.

I don't know the current timeline for the refugee claim eligibility interviews with CIC, but once your claim is referred to IRB it will take about 20 months (in my view the number is 24) before you have a refugee hearing.

Your friend should just stay in the Province where he/she expects to settle.

It won't make a difference. Some refugee hearings are held by video conference: the claimant and the refugee board member are in different cities. The date of his claim will be the main factor behind the date of his hearing. As Buletruck said, the IRB is working under FIFO: First in, First Out...

Nah, not worth helping you to break the law. The only thing I can tell you is that if you decide to go this way you increase the chances of getting arrested. By the way, you should stop seeking advice on how to commit an illegal action. Who knows, maybe someone ends up reporting you to the...

No, refugee claimants are not eligible. And if you apply and they give it to you, CRA can later ask you to repay the money. https://discuss.settlement.org/topic41220-refugee-claimant--eligible-for-ccb.aspx...

Yeah keep doing it, I'm not trying to discourage you. Is just that I've been in the same spot for the last 6 months and there are no ways of speeding up the process. I decided to just embrace the fact that I will have to wait for at least 20 months and take advantage of the work permit and...

There are other 40,000 refugee claimants in the same situation as you. We are all in the same boat. Just be patient. Get a job, start figuring out your new life here and wait for the refugee hearing.

Refugees Travel Documents are like a passport issued by Canada to refugees. I might be wrong, but travel documents for PR are meant for one entry into Canada.

Without a TRV the airline will not let you board the flight to Canada.