I applied for Refugee status but...
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During the refugee status determination(RSD) hearing(interview) you need to talk about your family and their whereabouts.There is no problem for them visiting you.Are(were) they recognise refugees?If so, and you all fled for the same reasons, you should apply for family reunification.Both Canada and US refugee offices will work on a way to reunite you.If they are(were) not recognised refugees, then you can include them in your file and they will become refugees automatically when you do. The only thing to worry about is to prove to the office that you have a well founded fear of persecution in your home Country.Hope this helps a bit?
During the refugee status determination(RSD) hearing(interview) you need to talk about your family and their whereabouts.There is no problem for them visiting you.Are(were) they recognise refugees?If so, and you all fled for the same reasons, you should apply for family reunification.Both Canada and US refugee offices will work on a way to reunite you.If they are(were) not recognised refugees, then you can include them in your file and they will become refugees automatically when you do. The only thing to worry about is to prove to the office that you have a well founded fear of persecution in your home Country.Hope this helps a bit?
I thought he identified them as US citizens? Wouldn't the question be, why didn't she file for him if they are citizens? Not sure. Just speculating.Quesney said:Hey
During the refugee status determination(RSD) hearing(interview) you need to talk about your family and their whereabouts.There is no problem for them visiting you.Are(were) they recognise refugees?If so, and you all fled for the same reasons, you should apply for family reunification.Both Canada and US refugee offices will work on a way to reunite you.If they are(were) not recognised refugees, then you can include them in your file and they will become refugees automatically when you do. The only thing to worry about is to prove to the office that you have a well founded fear of persecution in your home Country.Hope this helps a bit?
In the US, depending on where the spouse is from, it is very hard to gain approval for spousal visas and/or refugees. Her being a US citizen may preclude him from being able to claim refuge there, since they would ask why she didn't just try for a spousal visa. But again, depending on where he is from, a spouse visa may be next to impossible for them to obtain.Optymystyc said: