Refugee claimant

[Uglystunna]

Hey everyone I came to Canada 2018 and went to school and got my certificate after school then I applied for a PGWP in 2022 but got rejected and I’ve been going back and forth with appeals but then somewhat around September 2023 I applied for refugee since I’m a part of the lgbtq community and my home country is so against it and I could face at least 15years or death sentence if caught with such act so what’s my chance of getting a positive response from irb or what do I need to do in order to make this process positive I’ve spent a lot of money on lawyers and my current lawyer keeps telling me that she’s going to try her best but i know all lawyers are just fond of sugar coating things like this so they get paid anyone got any advice or anything

 

[scylla]

Hey everyone I came to Canada 2018 and went to school and got my certificate after school then I applied for a PGWP in 2022 but got rejected and I’ve been going back and forth with appeals but then somewhat around September 2023 I applied for refugee since I’m a part of the lgbtq community and my home country is so against it and I could face at least 15years or death sentence if caught with such act so what’s my chance of getting a positive response from irb or what do I need to do in order to make this process positive I’ve spent a lot of money on lawyers and my current lawyer keeps telling me that she’s going to try her best but i know all lawyers are just fond of sugar coating things like this so they get paid anyone got any advice or anything

I don't think anyone here will be able to tell you your chances of getting a positive response. Your chances of a positive response will depend on things such as your BOC (basis of claim), the evidence you submit to support your claim, and other factors such as IFA.Have you had your hearing yet? I'm assuming not.

 

[Uglystunna]

No not yet I haven’t been given a hearing date but I’ve received Brown paper and a work permit

 

[Uglystunna]

I don't think anyone here will be able to tell you your chances of getting a positive response. Your chances of a positive response will depend on things such as your BOC (basis of claim), the evidence you submit to support your claim, and other factors such as IFA.Have you had your hearing yet? I'm assuming not.

Thank you but what does IFA means

 

[Copingwithlife]

Thank you but what does IFA means

Doesn’t anyone Google anymore. ?

https://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/en/legal-policy/legal-concepts/Pages/RefDef08.aspx