If you read the post you would know that this friend was under the false impression that their friend had been waiting almost 2 years for their NOD when in fact they had been denied asylum and had not been honest with their friend.
And he is still exhibiting the same false impression. I understand some people find it shameful, or not comfortable telling people when they get a negative decision, or when there are issues with their refugee claim. I believe in speaking out when in trouble.
Minister intervened in my refugee claim in 2020, and my lawyer as at that time refused to keep representing me at the same time. It was as if my whole world was crumbling right in front of me and my pregnant wife became so agitated. I had two options, either to keep mute, do things my way and probably get things more complicated or speak out so those with similar experience could guide me. After 30mins, I stepped out to see my friend whose matter is the subject of this thread, he introduced me to his lawyer, the lawyer told me my story was superb and doesn't need any addition, we agreed terms of service, he got me a hearing date 2weeks after, had my hearing 3mths later and got a positive NOD 5months after my hearing. We don't know who has the solution to our matters at times, and keeping quiet when in trouble is not always the best!