Did they send you a mail saying " your claim is ready to heard"? If so how many days before hearing determination date was it? And how did you know about your hearing...mail, email or ?
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No they only called me last Friday and asked me to choose a date between March and April , I told them March and they said the letter is already in the post it will arrive in a week. So I’m not familiar with your situation
Hi, I got a mail saying my case is considered less complex and that i should submit my supporting documents in 15 days. How long might it take for decision? I know its different for everyone, but based on your experience?
After submitting your supporting documents your case will be reviewed to determine whether it still falls under the less complex category. If it does it could take anywhere from a few months to a year. There does seem to be a push to evaluate cases without a short hearing if possible. I assume this is due to the ever-growing backlog and large increase of asylum seekers entering Canada since 2022. It isn’t clear whether this is a pilot program, whether one particular office is doing this more than others, etc. All you can really do is wait and see.
My case is less complex with a short hearing and it also says that, considering the proof and basis of claim that I submitted, the president may give his decision without a hearing if the minister does not show interest to attend my hearing in March and the deadline given to the minister to answer is until 10 days prior to my hearing. I admit to be stressed since I don’t have a lawyer but I am confident to me.
Hello there,
i'm on the file review process right now and im from a country of good approval rate. i will submit my documents nowadays. what would you like to suggest for me?
a file review generally turns short hearing? or is it possible pass without hearing?
is file review process generally a good sign?
how important is country conditions about approval?
thanks advance
i'm on the file review process right now and im from a country of good approval rate. i will submit my documents nowadays. what would you like to suggest for me?
a file review generally turns short hearing? or is it possible pass without hearing?
is file review process generally a good sign?
how important is country conditions about approval?
thanks advance
Hello everyone, I have applied for asylum in august 2023, after some meanwhile process I got my work permit and started job here in Canada. Now I am waiting for second hearing since then, its been 1.5 years almost I am expecting my hearing but still no response. Please can anyone help me know this?
we've similar timeline I've been waiting for hearing for about 1.6 year, they say now days hearing timeline is 2 years. (Toronto)
Still waiting for reform announcements from Marc Millers since the asylum system is a mess and asylum seekers in general are costing taxpayers at all levels of government a small fortune. The system and supports around it were never meant for long processing times.
Hi canuk, Do u think even if reform comes which will come for sure would effect us. U know it's makes me worried all of the time. And some people saying that it would be better to move Montreal bcz they have less strict ppl who approve. Is it really true?? Thank u
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Reforms should make processing faster and address abuse. If you have valid proof that your life is in danger should not make a difference.