my cousin like you he waiting too Aip June 29 2021
Medical pass
Security pass
Background in process
Still waiting on rcmp fingerprints it’s over 120 days now
H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim
- Thread starter TheWaitingGamer
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Medical pass
Security pass
Background in process
Still waiting on rcmp fingerprints it’s over 120 days now
POLICE CERTIFICATES
It is necessary that you and your dependent(s) spouse and any children over the age of 18, if applicable,
provide police certificates from all countries in which you resided for period accumulating to 6 months or
longer in the last 10 years, excluding Canada. If necessary, an officer may ask for additional police
certificates from any time in your life since you were 18 years old. My question is are we still suppose to submitt rcmp for Canada since it's stated that excluding Canada. If I choose to still submit for Canada I hope the officer might not say one is been too forward.pls throw more light.
Was your cousin ask to do the fingerprints or he just want to do it on his own and submit.
This is heartbreaking! But never mind, tough times don’t last but tough people do. Hope you have nice people around you so you don’t drift into depression. God will take charge. It is not over yet. People like Katayoon partner have more terrible stories that turned joy.
You WILL win.
Rather than contributing money, I would suggest those who really understand how to apply for some of these things like H&C, PRRA, WP and all should help those in need at a very reduced cost to help them safe lawyers cost.
I am sure there are people here that are in need and do not have lawyers cost.
Did you receive AIP or stage one approval before the refusal?
If yes! It's likely Etobicoke or Niagara office
If no! It's Vancouver Office. They are in charge of stage 1 processing.
Either way, do not give up, reapply again friend.
Back in our time
you and your dependent(s) spouse and any children over the age of 18, if applicable,
provide police certificates from all countries in which you resided for period accumulating to 6 months or
longer in the last 10 years, excluding Canada
now days I see they request rcmp fingerprints from so many members and family friends
I think policies change it has add last year
i’m gonna ask you one question if everything is complete why background taking so long so what’s the reason you tell me
Background is police certificate from every country or state
for example
Some one live California for six months then move to Washington for 6 months then to canada
he/she need to provide from both state not only one state
you and your dependent(s) spouse and any children over the age of 18, if applicable,
provide police certificates from all countries in which you resided for period accumulating to 6 months or
longer in the last 10 years, excluding Canada
now days I see they request rcmp fingerprints from so many members and family friends
I think policies change it has add last year
i’m gonna ask you one question if everything is complete why background taking so long so what’s the reason you tell me
Background is police certificate from every country or state
for example
Some one live California for six months then move to Washington for 6 months then to canada
he/she need to provide from both state not only one state
it doesn’t matter which country you from as long as you have a solid evidence good argument and shows compassion you will get it
It’s H&c not refugee visa or PRRA
still is pretty good don’t lose hopes
The chances are above 70%
It will get change guys because of Ukraine immigration are coming soon
There are two ways out of refusal:
1. Pack bags and move to a different country.
2. Read through refusal notes, gather new evidence and re-apply.
When my spouse got refused for HC for the second time, he only had 4 weeks before his removal interview. All lawyers were saying that there is zero chance to win if we reapply. I did not listen and removed them as our representatives.
Then I refreshed all evidence, wrote a new cover letter in our name and sent the new application. Miraculously, his AOR arrived the day before his interview. And When he went to CBSA and they saw he has a new HC in process, they granted him administrative deferral of deportation until HC is decided. Few weeks later he received AIP. Almost same evidence as in his 2nd HC, but a different agent this time.
All this to say: if you really want to stay in Canada, pull the last bits of energy you have left to fight and re-apply.
And is it possible after AIP get refusal for second stage?
Thanks
