Certificate of Departure - Exclusion Order

[rhcohen2014]

I know that's true...
I think tomorrow I'll send the application for a copy of a departure certificate. Even if I don't get it by the time I apply for the study permit at least I'll have tried.
Otherwise I think I'll go ahead and apply for the study permit next month once I have all the documents together. It says that if you are applying for a visitor/study/work permit and do need an ARC you don't do it anyway and that they do it in the context of the whole application. Does that make sense you think? Thanks!

an ARC is different than a departure certificate. An arc is required ONLY when you are trying to enter as a visitor, worker or student and are currently inadmissible. Once your exclusion order is over IT IS OVER and there is no need to apply for an ARC. You are admissible to enter canada as soon as the exclusion order expires. Again, i never had a "departure certificate" and never had a problem returning to canada.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Again, i never had a "departure certificate" and never had a problem returning to canada.

That's very interesting to know since the CIC website states it is required. I wonder if it's hit or miss depending on the border officer.

 

[rhcohen2014]

That's very interesting to know since the CIC website states it is required. I wonder if it's hit or miss depending on the border officer.

i'm sure it also depends on where the person is from - visa exempt vs. non-visa exempt.

 

[haddyxx]

an ARC is different than a departure certificate. An arc is required ONLY when you are trying to enter as a visitor, worker or student and are currently inadmissible. Once your exclusion order is over IT IS OVER and there is no need to apply for an ARC. You are admissible to enter canada as soon as the exclusion order expires. Again, i never had a "departure certificate" and never had a problem returning to canada.

That's what doesn't make sense is that on the website it says that if it's been over 12 months but you don't have the certificate of departure you need an ARC. But if you are applying for a visitor/study/work permit you don't do the ARC and if it's needed they process it within the context of your application and just request the $400 fee.

 

[RJean]

Hello!!!
I'm so confused,I'm wondering if anyone can help me with...
I was removed from Canada last year after my REFUGEE CLAIM and PRRA have been refused... now 12 months have passed and at the airport they gave me a certificate with my photo on it showing the date I left and the airplane company because they bought the ticket..
My wife is already applied for PR.. I would like to know if I'm still gonna need the ARC to return to Canada after my PR is approved???

 

[lonilondi]

I know that's true...
I think tomorrow I'll send the application for a copy of a departure certificate. Even if I don't get it by the time I apply for the study permit at least I'll have tried.
Otherwise I think I'll go ahead and apply for the study permit next month once I have all the documents together. It says that if you are applying for a visitor/study/work permit and do need an ARC you don't do it anyway and that they do it in the context of the whole application. Does that make sense you think? Thanks!

Hi, did you end up needing the certificate of departure? and how did you get a copy? i never received one on hand. But the CBSA made me sign something at the airport which was maybe the Certificate of departure- not sure.