mzr said:
New powers allowing the Citizenship and Immigration Minister to reject an applicant to Canada who has already been deemed admissible by immigration officers, set limits on what types of immigrants can have their applications processed each year, and require that ineligible persons applying for residence on humanitarian grounds to already be in Canada when they apply.
He needs this to justify the 2008 cases that they have decided to cancel, making it a lawful activity. But this will have serious implications for applicants still waiting for MR/PPR or even PR Visa's (like me), as we all might get rejected the day this law gets passed based on the current need of the intake. (Will the applicants who have paid RPRF be spared? seniors?)
I suggest anyone who has their PR visa's should complete their landing early and maybe even before June 22.
DeemSynonyms: allow, conceive, consider, believe, feel, guess, imagine, judge, reckon, suppose, think
None of the above Synonyms mean a final verdict (issueance of the PR visa)
A holder of the PR visa is always at risk at the port of getting rejected an entry if the Immigration officer at the airport thinks the pr visa holder is incompetent, risky for the security of Canada and did some cheating in obtaining the visa. Deemed admissible does not refer to applicants who have already issued the visa or have paid the RPRF with the MR/PPR. Rather it refers to people who's selection criteria was given as '1'/'YES' by the VO.
This would be solely applicable if passed at the parliament for applicants prior to Feb 2008 as recently they were the ones whos' applications have been selected for a return to them.
