Yes your final decision is already made, if you call IRCC they will likely tell you it has been approved and you should wait for the P1 email, it should arrive soon.
I'm sorry about your situation- I hope you can find a way out!
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You would need to try and contact your local United Nations office to...
As mentioned the US and Canada share security info, so part of that is information from the FBI, RCMP etc. which is a normal procedure. Every refugee applicant in Canada will have the same process, it is standard.
I would call IRCC and follow up on the P2 email, also check the forum that has other 2022/2023 applicant like yourself to see their timelines for P1 & P2 emails.
Your passport is with the IRCC or CBSA office that seized it, so you would need to request it from the relevant office according to their procedures. The office sending you your PR card likely does not have your passport.
Nationality should be the country that issued your passport before you claimed asylum in Canada. Nat'l ID No. is if you have a nat'l ID from the same country, and its valid then provide that number. Otherwise leave it blank.
Im guessing this is for a PR application?
Q3- this question is about if you ever made a claim anywhere before your claim in Canada
Personal history- I would split them according to each status, so visitor first, then claimant then protected person and if they ask then specify if you were...
From my experience the quickest way to update your address is to call IRCC and check what's on file, then ask them to update it on the call. It is immediate.
Nationality should be the country that issued your passport before you claimed asylum in Canada. Nat'l ID No. is if you have a nat'l ID from the same country, and its valid then provide that number. Otherwise leave it blank.
majority of countries, canada does not have an H&C policy for most countries. I dont understand the incessant need to push personal politics on threads where people ask a simple question hoping to get a reasonable answer from experienced people.
veiling your personal biased opinion against some...
Sorry to hear about your situation, as others have said following up with IRCC is key and if you can definitely approach your local MP to help with your case. I would call IRCC weekly, ask them to flag your case/contact the officer in charge of your file if it is beyond the estimated timeline...