I have a question regarding my immigration status. If I have an outstanding immigration arrest warrant due to my failure to voluntarily leave the country as instructed, and I have received Approval-In-Principle for my application from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, will the Canada Border Services Agency still detain and deport me despite the Approval-In-Principle?
Earlier this week, I received a phone call from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada informing me that my application has been approved in principle, but I was advised that I need to present myself to the Canada Border Services Agency to execute the warrant. The representative suggested that the Canada Border Services Agency would contact me to schedule an appointment, and when I jokingly asked if I would be detained, she replied that it was unlikely and that I would likely be required to report regularly until I obtain permanent residency. I have attached a copy of the email sent to me by the Canada Border Services Agency below. Although the instructions are clear, I would appreciate any feedback from individuals who have experienced similar circumstances.
l am contacting you regarding _______, ______ ______ - UCl: 9XXXXXX. Ms. _______ has passed the eligibility stage for her FCC application; however, she has outstanding matters that needs to be resolved before Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada can proceed further with the application.
We have scheduled her for an in-person interview on
_______ February __, 2025 at 9:00am.
Please confirm her attendance and a confirmation call-in notice will be sent with further details.
You must bring the following to the interview:
Sualid or ge ap asiate or trel document, or prot that aplication for either one has been & A birth certificate or identity card issued by your country of citizenship & Four passport sized photographs of yourself and any travelling dependents & OHIP/HEALTH card, Social Insurance card & Proof of immigration appeals, if applicable
& All other documents issued to you and/or your dependents by the Government of Canada
• amedocuments concerning criminal maters, cheduled court dates or any probation and parole
Earlier this week, I received a phone call from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada informing me that my application has been approved in principle, but I was advised that I need to present myself to the Canada Border Services Agency to execute the warrant. The representative suggested that the Canada Border Services Agency would contact me to schedule an appointment, and when I jokingly asked if I would be detained, she replied that it was unlikely and that I would likely be required to report regularly until I obtain permanent residency. I have attached a copy of the email sent to me by the Canada Border Services Agency below. Although the instructions are clear, I would appreciate any feedback from individuals who have experienced similar circumstances.
l am contacting you regarding _______, ______ ______ - UCl: 9XXXXXX. Ms. _______ has passed the eligibility stage for her FCC application; however, she has outstanding matters that needs to be resolved before Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada can proceed further with the application.
We have scheduled her for an in-person interview on
_______ February __, 2025 at 9:00am.
Please confirm her attendance and a confirmation call-in notice will be sent with further details.
You must bring the following to the interview:
Sualid or ge ap asiate or trel document, or prot that aplication for either one has been & A birth certificate or identity card issued by your country of citizenship & Four passport sized photographs of yourself and any travelling dependents & OHIP/HEALTH card, Social Insurance card & Proof of immigration appeals, if applicable
& All other documents issued to you and/or your dependents by the Government of Canada
• amedocuments concerning criminal maters, cheduled court dates or any probation and parole
