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I don't think they would call. everything is online nowadays. They will send you an email.

did they tell you who's attending the second hearing? You could bring new information about your country's condition etc. Things change from one year to another. Do your homework.

I am happy to help. read those links too http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/laws-policy/menu-safethird.asp http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/laws-policy/refugee-claims.asp

All I can say for now is that "get a smart competent lawyer who can help you with your case"

Yes it plays a role with other factors. Please read the link I sent. However, you can claim refugee at the official government borders as you stated that you have a family in Canada. However, there is no guarantee your case would be accepted. You would know the decision after the hearing.

5.4. DELAY When claimants do not take steps to seek protection promptly, decision-makers often conclude that their behaviour shows a lack of subjective fear. Case law has been consistent in saying that delay in making a claim to refugee status is not in itself determinative. Three often-cited...

17 years is a long time of wait to remember now that you want to claim refugee.There is a probability of 50% of your case being refused because of the long wait and your children are USA citizens. However, you can try. But keep in mind if your case is refused, you may be being deported to your...

Bonjour, Vous avez vraiment deux options si vous souhaitez demander l'asile. Le premier est d'obtenir des visas de touristes au Canada et de demander l'asile lorsque vous arrivez au Canada. Pour être approuvé pour un visa de touriste, vous devrez démontrer que vous avez de solides liens avec...

wow two months to just get a 10-min interview. That's too much. The slowest cic office ever

I am a citizen now but I was PR before my travel was valid for five years when I was PR

all depends on if you fits the definition of what a refugee means. It does not matter where you are in the world or Canada.

Email if you had all previous communications (AIP, DM etc.) by email. 45 days according to the new processing time on cic website read carefully the invite letter you will receive from CIC office, and bring what they ask you to bring in that letter

I think they are asking if that you are registered with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees that is located in Egypt. They want to make sure you are refugee there.

This link may help you http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2010/ob195a.asp

You guys are discussing things that are not related to the topic that is being asked.

the airline agents are not well informed with laws and rules of the country. Better check with the the Belgium embassy. Again, Check more closely with Belgium embassy.

try getting another lawyer who can help you to get aloan from legal aid. or get loans from friends/family to hire another lawyer If not, then try to present yourself and do the homework of reading immigration act and laws (refugees specifically) to support your case

Canadian citizens, permanent residents and any individual present or corporation in Canada can make a request under the Access to Information Act. Individuals who are neither of the above can ask a representative, who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, to make a request on his/her...

go to the bank in person and ask them personally...