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No to all. That is not withdrawing but cancel a claim. You can only cancel claim if claim was yet to be referred to IRB. If you do so, you still keep your status, same way your other permit is active if referred to IRB. I will send you guideline later

I could but you snitched lots of them. Nice work

Jeez, that was a long reply for one sentence comment...

You can discontinue/Cancel your claim as long as your claim was not referred to IRB. That is before eligibility interview

OP didn't go to any of those appointment that triggered a warrant. Most likely he will be placed in Immigration detention. If Warrant has been issued, technically it is to enforce Deportation Order. Meeting all steps from Failure to leave--- Failure to Appear for interview----failure to Appear...

Hahaha, everything is great man... How can i forget you :D. How's are things on your side? still no movement on your file?

Hahahahaha...Thats right

You still like Andrew Tate? or you are here for Pride Month?

Hey @Vancouverthebest are you in Vancouver?

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Thank you.

I would love to see that exemption, for non citizen re-entering via land boarder, would you be so kind to share that link?

You will need Valid PR Canada to re-enter Canada or PRTD if you are outside of Canada.

Again it is dumb suggestion, you want him to spend money to find out about that question?? he is Algerian Citizen..

No. I have no idea how long it will take.

Depending on decision after appeal,

Using Which Passport??? Since your passport was seized after making claim, unless you made recent claim waiting for eligibility interview. If that is yes, you will not be able to return to Canada, you are leaving Voluntary and that will activate your Departure Order...

I see, that explains your delay. I'm sure that is not a surprise to you, and you dont have to lose your capacity to think, rather "Just wait"

The only issue is when your hearing is finalized before PG Sponsorship finalization... Other than that, I think you are eligible to be sponsored, however as other commented, consult immigration lawyer

Yes you can go back home.