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About 2 weeks. Here is my reply to a similar thread https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/refugee-case-under-file-review-process-for-less-complex-cases.612418/#post-7673671

Who submits the documents depends on the agreement between you and your lawyer. In my case, I hired an immigration consultant. He wrote a cover letter for me, and checked the documents. Then, I went myself to the building in downtown Toronto, and submitted the documents. In any case, you should...

You can get an open work permit now. Why to wait until graduate?

Also, you might want to contact MEIRA if you trust its founder. https://twitter.com/MeiraCanada/status/1102656215795068928 Its a new organization was established by the known Saudi dissent Omer Abdulaziz in Quebec.

Hire a lawyer, and apply as soon as possible please!

Thanks. The certificate of Readiness is a form came with the letter. It starts with: The claimant or the counsel (the lawyer) fills the form with the address, phone number, the date, and sign it.

You're welcome!

No. That wasn't the subject. It was "Streaming of Less Complex refugee protection claim"

Yes, the letters were asking to send all supporting documents and the certificate of readiness form

Thank you! I don't pray. But, wishing you the best of luck.

Thanks! I filed my claim at the end of September. So, the whole process took about 5.5 months.

Thank you! Shia; no. Particular social group; I don't know what that means exactly. If it means the LGBT group, then no. Else, maybe. The reason of decsion was based on political opposition to the government of Saudi Arabia.

Thank you! I'm from Saudi Arabia

I received notice of decision last Monday, March 11. My claim was accepted without a hearing. I don't remember the exact dates. So, Mid January 2019, I received a letter that my case was considered for expedited process. And, to send all my supporting documents. Late January 2019, I submitted...

Application for Permanent Residence in Canada — Protected Persons and Convention Refugees https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/application-permanent-residence-canada-protected-persons-convention-refugees.html And here is the...

If you mean by employment as self-employment, then yes. Those companies make it clear that drivers are not employees. In my phone interview with SkipTheDishes, the interviewer made it clear to me that I'm not an employee, but an independent contractor. There are lawsuits against those companies...

I edited my reply. But, those residency restrictions for the directors are in Ontario. In other provinces, like BC, a foreigner can establish a Canadian business and be the sole director without even living in Canada. As in the quoted part in my reply above. I didn't find any special restriction...

I asked my immigration consultant today, if I as a refugee (protected) or refugee claimant can establish a corporation without a PR. He said, yes you can. He even called an accountant who register corporations for fees, and he also said yes you can. EDIT: The answer I got from my consultant in...

I'm in Ontario. But, I'm also interested in knowing the answer to the OP's question. I don't think the answer is simply you can't start a business unless you're a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident. There are different types of businesses. Like, sole proprietorship, partnership, and...

If you applying from inside Canada, start with this page https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/refugees/claim-protection-inside-canada.html And this page about refugees and asylum in general...