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Your friend is very fortunate given the circumstances. If the friend was still attending school after the visa expired a report could have been written resulting in an exclusion order and enforcement action. Provided the individual departs as indicated within the next seven days no enforcement...

It is not the mandate of the CBSA to help one obtain citizenship in Canada so that may help with understanding why, even if it might be simpler that the information is not just provided. Bearing in mind that Canadian citizenship grants are a privilege accepting that the responsibility is on the...

It is not correct that every failed refugee requires ARC to return. The problem often is that the form is either incorrectly completed by the enforcement officer or the individual believes they are departing prior to the removal order becoming a deportation order when in fact it actually has...

In fact work permits have been issued where there was a deportation order in place after ARC was obtained. Each case must be looked at on an individual basis and be assessed. As previously indicated it is rare, but can happen.

If you did confirm your departure as required within 30 days (actually it works out often to 52 days) by appearing before an officer and you have a confirmation of departure showing the type of removal order was a departure order and not a deportation order or exclusion order then you are not...

You appear to have asked your same questions about your spouse and a TRV work permit on some other occasions and had advice from a number of people. I wonder if you have taken the advice suggested by others. The only way you will know which works best for your wife is to submit one or the other...

You might find the type of information you are looking for through Infosource. Here are a couple of starting links: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/atip/infosource/pibs.asp#protectedPersons http://www.cbsa.gc.ca/agency-agence/reports-rapports/pia-efvp/atip-aiprp/infosource-eng.html...

You state your permit is valid to Sep bringing you to about 20 months or whatever number of hours completed; a very short time away from meeting the timeline to apply for PR under the program you started. The chances of a renewed work permit are favoured if you have been with the same employer...

There is no removal order that prevents return for a period of three years. The removal orders would be an exclusion order for overstay, work or study without authorization which would result in a one year ban on return; a two year exclusion order for misrepresentation or a deportation as the...

You can only apply for a work permit from inside Canada if: you have a valid study or work permit, or your spouse or parents have a study or work permit; you are a postgraduate from a program at a Canadian university, community college, CÉGEP or publicly funded trade/technical school (or other...

If you are approved for a work permit your common-law may then be able to apply for a work permit if you meet the requirements found below: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=199&t=17 Can my spouse or common-law partner work in Canada? Perhaps. If your spouse or common-law...

If the request was made through the Privacy Act the regulations at 11 explain the procedure involved if a correction is being requested. Send the request for correction to the address in the letter that came with the disclosed information. The head of the government institution involved is...

Only those who become permanent residents as a result of being a protected person either as a convention refugee or through PRRA (meet requirements of s. 95(1) IRPA) could face loss of status if they return to the country against which they were granted protection and their status is cessated...

There is no implied status of any kind for a spousal application made in Canada unlike what is available through permits for change of conditions related to extensions for student, visitor or workers. What can happen in practice is an enforcement officer may write a report that results in a...

It appears you are quoting from the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, the most recent version of which can be found here: http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/I-2.5/FullText.html It was last amended 15 Dec 2012 and the entry is up to date as of 31 Dec 2012 so is the law that covers...

Since the issuance of visitor records is almost entirely at the discretion of the individual border service's officer it is pretty much impossible to say how often one is refused. One does not apply for one in the same way as other processes. Based on very minimal data publically available: from...

Generally if you contact the CIC 1-800 number a message can be relayed to the appropriate CBSA office that would handle the file. That number can be found at cic.gc.ca.

Absolutely continue reporting to the CBSA until such time as the CBSA ends the condition imposed. The information about the AIP is available to CBSA, but you could also take the confirmation on the next reporting date and ask if reporting is still required. You want to be sure that the...

It all depends on what you mean by 'file'. If you are referring to a physical paper file CBSA may have their own file or files related to an individual if there was enforcement action involved with the person concerned. A particular officer would only have access to the paper files held in...

Just replied to one of your other numerous posts on this question. What is the hurry that the passport needs to be returned so urgently at this time?