Complaint letter to CIC

[peter74]

I'm curious... If she got a deportation order, why is she still in Canada?

She has deportation order since the day she claim Refugee, but that order has no power till she get on the Hearing. Now because of the refusal from IRB that order suppose to be in effect. But when we receive the letter with the negative decision we also receive a notice of PRRA(Pre-removal risk assessment). This notice saying that maybe she is entitled maybe she is able to stay in Canada. The notice says also
that IRB will decide if she qualify for PRRA and they will notify her on later date.
So wright now we doesnt know anything about deportation order nor PRRA status

 

[Aquarian]

I have to agree that writing a letter will not do anything, but if are going to, you really need to change the way you say it....
For us, our "red flag" is that we had a short courtship (5 months) before marrying, and in case my hubby will have an interview, we have already started to get additional proof of ongoing, genuine relationship, so I would think you should do that too....
It is terrible that you have had to wait so long already, but you will have to sit tight until they make contact.

Wish you the best of luck and keep us posted....

I don't think writing a letter like this is going to change anything.

You should:

- periodically ask for your GCMS notes to know what is going on with your file
- ask your MP to inquire on your behalf as to an approximate estimate of how much longer it will take.
- after that time has been exceeded, or if it is excessive, ask a lawyer if it would be a good idea to file a lawsuit asking for a "writ of mandamus" - this forces the government to make a decision within a specified time.

I don't think anybody should be subjected to these kinds of processing delays. It should be up to CIC to see it from the point of view of a couple who have a legal right to live together in Canada, not the other way round.

 

[frege]

She has deportation order since the day she claim Refugee, but that order has no power till she get on the Hearing. Now because of the refusal from IRB that order suppose to be in effect. But when we receive the letter with the negative decision we also receive a notice of PRRA(Pre-removal risk assessment). This notice saying that maybe she is entitled maybe she is able to stay in Canada. The notice says also
that IRB will decide if she qualify for PRRA and they will notify her on later date.
So wright now we doesnt know anything about deportation order nor PRRA status

It occurs to me that perhaps CIC is deliberately delaying the PR application to have time to carry out its enforcement actions. In this situation, you should definitely get your lawyer involved.