my refugee claim was accepted but my family rejected, what should i do now?

[nonbinaryhuman]

a family of 4 members. claims asylum, but only 1 was accepted as convention refugee. the other 3 claimants where rejected...

as we come from a designated country a departure order is issued from the start.

its my family in risk of being deported?

as im a protected person, when i fill the form for permanent resident i will include them in this form. will this mean that they could remain in Canada with me? or they will have to leave the country?

what happens now? i appreciate your kind answers.
Frater Greetings.'.

 

[canuck78]

Will depend who is part of the fa.ily of r and what their ages are. Yes they could be deported during the sponsorship process. It is up to CBSA and your case officer.

 

[nonbinaryhuman]

Will depend who is part of the fa.ily of r and what their ages are. Yes they could be deported during the sponsorship process. It is up to CBSA and your case officer.

the mother with 2 kids are in danger of being deported , the father is a convention refugee... what could be the best strategy for them not to be deported? to get a H&C ?

 

[Hi123fmfncjr]

Why are the other members rejected? Do they have different citizenships, very rare/weird... IRB doesn't separate families, their must have been some type of status/nationality for the members that caused this decision.

They can't do H&C since they were just rejected, i think they can apply after 12 months from rejection. So if they manage to stay for 12 months perhaps.

 

[nonbinaryhuman]

Why are the other members rejected? Do they have different citizenships, very rare/weird... IRB doesn't separate families, their must have been some type of status/nationality for the members that caused this decision.

They can't do H&C since they were just rejected, i think they can apply after 12 months from rejection. So if they manage to stay for 12 months perhaps.

we all are from the same country. what are my options now? im still under the timeframe for an appeal... can they appeal their cases apart from mine?

 

[Buletruck]

Get the application in for permanent residence and include them as your dependents. And submit the appeal forms. That should buy you time to get the AOR for permanent residence. Find out if they are eligible for a pre removal risk assessment. CBSA May defer the removal if you and they have their PR application in process. H&C can be applied for (the 12 month rule doesn’t apply because of the children) but it won’t necessarily prevent them being removed. If you appeal there is no chance for H&C as you need to withdraw the refugee claim to apply and that exposes you even more.

 

[nonbinaryhuman]

once i get the AOC they are safe? they are not eleigble for Pre removal risk assesment because

Get the application in for permanent residence and include them as your dependents. And submit the appeal forms. That should buy you time to get the AOR for permanent residence. Find out if they are eligible for a pre removal risk assessment. CBSA May defer the removal if you and they have their PR application in process. H&C can be applied for (the 12 month rule doesn’t apply because of the children) but it won’t necessarily prevent them being removed. If you appeal there is no chance for H&C as you need to withdraw the refugee claim to apply and that exposes you even more.

They are not elegible for Pre removal risk assessment. once they get the AOR they are safe? or they still can be removed

 

[Longroadtoimmigration]

Get the application in for permanent residence and include them as your dependents. And submit the appeal forms. That should buy you time to get the AOR for permanent residence. Find out if they are eligible for a pre removal risk assessment. CBSA May defer the removal if you and they have their PR application in process. H&C can be applied for (the 12 month rule doesn’t apply because of the children) but it won’t necessarily prevent them being removed. If you appeal there is no chance for H&C as you need to withdraw the refugee claim to apply and that exposes you even more.

Take this advice. Apply to sponsor them as dependent and also make them and appeal the rejection to buy you some time.
CBSA wont come after them if there is an appeal in place. I dont know if H:&C will stop them .
Apply to sponsor them asap!

 

[Talab111]

a family of 4 members. claims asylum, but only 1 was accepted as convention refugee. the other 3 claimants where rejected...

as we come from a designated country a departure order is issued from the start.

its my family in risk of being deported?

as im a protected person, when i fill the form for permanent resident i will include them in this form. will this mean that they could remain in Canada with me? or they will have to leave the country?

what happens now? i appreciate your kind answers.
Frater Greetings.'.

If they all belongs to the same family, I mean father, his wife and their children they should be fine. But you need to keep in mind the children ages if they are under 21. Include them in the PR application and in the same time apply for appeal before 15 days from the letter date exceed.

 

[canuck78]

If they all belongs to the same family, I mean father, his wife and their children they should be fine. But you need to keep in mind the children ages if they are under 21. Include them in the PR application and in the same time apply for appeal before 15 days from the letter date exceed.[/QUOTE

Take this advice. Apply to sponsor them as dependent and also make them and appeal the rejection to buy you some time.
CBSA wont come after them if there is an appeal in place. I dont know if H:&C will stop them .
Apply to sponsor them asap!

All depends if he is paying his own lawyers fees. Legal aid may not have the resources or be willing to file an appeal or file H&C when the rest of the family will be included in the PR application. It is a total waste of their resources and there are currently not enough resources to go around, They should apply for PPRA.

 

[nonbinaryhuman]

If they all belongs to the same family, I mean father, his wife and their children they should be fine. But you need to keep in mind the children ages if they are under 21. Include them in the PR application and in the same time apply for appeal before 15 days from the letter date exceed.

once we get the AOR they are safe?

 

[canuck78]

once we get the AOR they are safe?

No once they have PR they are “safe”. Actually nobody is technically safe until you are a citizen. You are still able to get them PR through your application. This is really a conversation for your lawyer. We don’t know why your family was denied asylum but you were approved. We don’t even know where you are from.

 

[nonbinaryhuman]

No once they have PR they are “safe”. Actually nobody is technically safe until you are a citizen. You are still able to get them PR through your application. This is really a conversation for your lawyer. We don’t know why your family was denied asylum but you were approved. We don’t even know where you are from.

Lawyer? i don't have any! i'm currently looking actively for one, but they are mostly oportunist people. i had a bad experience here in Canada, so before i trust somebody my future i first want to be informed myself

 

[canuck78]

Lawyer? i don't have any! i'm currently looking actively for one, but they are mostly oportunist people. i had a bad experience here in Canada, so before i trust somebody my future i first want to be informed myself

Forget &C and an appeal. Your family will be granted PR from you as long as your children are under 22. PPRA is what you should do and hope CBSA either determines they can’t be deported or they decide to let them wait until they receive PR. As everyone else will I’m sure will say we are not lawyers. If you want professional advice you’re going to have to pay for it.

 

[nonbinaryhuman]

Forget &C and an appeal. Your family will be granted PR from you as long as your children are under 22. PPRA is what you should do and hope CBSA either determines they can’t be deported or they decide to let them wait until they receive PR. As everyone else will I’m sure will say we are not lawyers. If you want professional advice you’re going to have to pay for it.

im not elegible for PPRA