Exclusion order while waiting?
- Thread starter Help22
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Applechunks
Star Member
- Nov 9, 2014
- 20
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Sydney, Australia
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 10/30/2014
- AOR Received.
- AOR 12/24/14, SA 12/29/14
- File Transfer...
- Sydney 01/06/2015
- Med's Request
- Upfront
- Med's Done....
- 10/07/2014, Meds received ECAS 01/06/2015
- Interview........
- Waived
- Passport Req..
- Decision made 3/6/15, PPR 3/31/15
- VISA ISSUED...
- COPR: 04/27/15
- LANDED..........
- 08/08/15
....except a job that you were not legally entitled to hold (Unless that's a typo).Help22 said:
Applechunks
Star Member
- Nov 9, 2014
- 20
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Sydney, Australia
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 10/30/2014
- AOR Received.
- AOR 12/24/14, SA 12/29/14
- File Transfer...
- Sydney 01/06/2015
- Med's Request
- Upfront
- Med's Done....
- 10/07/2014, Meds received ECAS 01/06/2015
- Interview........
- Waived
- Passport Req..
- Decision made 3/6/15, PPR 3/31/15
- VISA ISSUED...
- COPR: 04/27/15
- LANDED..........
- 08/08/15
Haha! No need for apologies...I couldn't help myself, pointing out the irony!Help22 said:Applechunks that was a typo I have never worked illegally. I am a stay at home momsorry about that
For what it's worth, I hope everything works out for you.
Correct me if I am mistaken here, but don't Inland applications now specifically say that you must have status in order to apply Inland?
If I were the OP in this situation I would NOT change/alter my application at this point.
If you move it to an Inland application and for some strange exotic reason CBSA removes you, your application is now lost since you won't be able to return, and then you'll have to serve not only an exclusion order for having to be removed from the country (that can be up to 5 years) but then you will STILL have to file an outland application afterward and then wait for your PR visa ....
Again, if this were me, I would leave this application alone and right where it is. The odds of CBSA coming to look for you are slim to none, but as stated above, at least if they do you won't lose your application, you'll just have to wait for your exclusion time to be served.
I would stop with the worrying as it is only going to make this a longer wait than usual. It will also affect your relationship and your son. Look at it this way. If you had to leave Canada, and go back to your home country, your spouse and your child can likely come right along with you, so your family would still be in tact. Think of all the positives instead of the negatives and pretty soon, this whole ordeal will be behind you and just a distant memory.
Best of luck to you.
If I were the OP in this situation I would NOT change/alter my application at this point.
If you move it to an Inland application and for some strange exotic reason CBSA removes you, your application is now lost since you won't be able to return, and then you'll have to serve not only an exclusion order for having to be removed from the country (that can be up to 5 years) but then you will STILL have to file an outland application afterward and then wait for your PR visa ....
Again, if this were me, I would leave this application alone and right where it is. The odds of CBSA coming to look for you are slim to none, but as stated above, at least if they do you won't lose your application, you'll just have to wait for your exclusion time to be served.
I would stop with the worrying as it is only going to make this a longer wait than usual. It will also affect your relationship and your son. Look at it this way. If you had to leave Canada, and go back to your home country, your spouse and your child can likely come right along with you, so your family would still be in tact. Think of all the positives instead of the negatives and pretty soon, this whole ordeal will be behind you and just a distant memory.
Best of luck to you.
AFAIK, the ONLY thing that has been changed, is one section of the Inland Guide. The Call Centre agents are still saying that Inland applicants can apply without status.Alurra71 said:
I suggested that the OP post this question to the BSO on the Reddit website that's offering to answer questions. Granted, there's no way of verifying if s/he is in fact a real BSO, but judging from the posts that s/he has made there...they certainly know what they're talking about.
This topic has been volleyed back and forth in many threads. It would be nice to get a straight answer from someone that knows for sure!