URGENT HELP!!

[JHWife2011]

My husband received AIP Nov 13/2013 tonight we received a subject of removal letter. I can barely stop shaking. Am I losing my husband? We are so confused by what is going on right now. I cant live without my husband. Someone help us please I have no idea what to do

 

[Bright_skies]

My husband received AIP Nov 13/2013 tonight we received a subject of removal letter. I can barely stop shaking. Am I losing my husband? We are so confused by what is going on right now. I cant live without my husband. Someone help us please I have no idea what to do

So sorry JHWife2011. I really don't know but hopefully a senior user can give you some guidance soon. Hang in there, don't get ahead of yourself with scary thoughts. Just one breath at a time...

 

[JHWife2011]

we are both a mess right now I can't lift myself off the floor. everything just crashed around us.

I don't even know what we have to do, how to appeal, can we appeal? how did this happen? why did this happen? we were just at CBSA on Monday doing my husband's monthly check in. My entire body is shaking.

 

[MaxLet]

Hi! and So sorry to hear that!
Well, I'm not a senior and honestly im trying to carve into my memories to try and help you.
Somewhere in this forum I read about a couple (or more) similar situations.
To my understand, your best option is call CIC to see the procedure.
The best thing is not to hide. If in the letter they ask your hubby to go somewhere, then GO.
Go with him, bring all evidence of your application. You said you've got aip so even with the order, they are not supposed to kick him out until DM (negative DM) simply cuz he is now on implied status.
The office of CIC that sends removal orders, is different from vegreville proccesing, so you really need to prove you have a case here.
Dont hide, relax, stay by your hubby if he has to go to some office, bring all letters from cic and payments you made (and any other proof, i'll say) and calm down sweety dont panic.

Is all of us biggest fear to be in your situation, but if you have a serious strong case them fight for it always showing cic you dont need to hide.
If you feel extremely insecure, then call them first.
GOD BLESS, GOOD LUCK

Keep us posted

 

[jenny12345]

Don't worry too much it wont help just speak with a lawyer.

 

[jenny12345]

actually i read this on another forum,


"Hi everyone!

Good news!
We've just got a call from the Immigration office, my husband won't have to leave Canada,because we've got approved on a first stage,so he can wait for the final decision in Canada."


http://www.settlement.org/discuss/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5026

 

[JHWife2011]

Hi! and So sorry to hear that!
Well, I'm not a senior and honestly im trying to carve into my memories to try and help you.
Somewhere in this forum I read about a couple (or more) similar situations.
To my understand, your best option is call CIC to see the procedure.
The best thing is not to hide. If in the letter they ask your hubby to go somewhere, then GO.
Go with him, bring all evidence of your application. You said you've got aip so even with the order, they are not supposed to kick him out until DM (negative DM) simply cuz he is now on implied status.
The office of CIC that sends removal orders, is different from vegreville proccesing, so you really need to prove you have a case here.
Dont hide, relax, stay by your hubby if he has to go to some office, bring all letters from cic and payments you made (and any other proof, i'll say) and calm down sweety dont panic.

Is all of us biggest fear to be in your situation, but if you have a serious strong case them fight for it always showing cic you dont need to hide.
If you feel extremely insecure, then call them first.
GOD BLESS, GOOD LUCK

Keep us posted

Thank you. The letter is from CBSA. We are just so confused. You gave me the slightest glimmer of hope, this process is the cruelest thing I've ever experienced.

 

[JHWife2011]

so we just call CBSA tomorrow or just better to contact a lawyer or CIC? what do we do from here? what would be the best first step?

 

[jenny12345]

If I were in your situation I would call the call center and visit my local CIC office and ask them what to do. I think things will be in your favor since you already have AIP.

 

[JHWife2011]

If I were in your situation I would call the call center and visit my local CIC office and ask them what to do. I think things will be in your favor since you already have AIP.

thank you, but what possessed CBSA to send the letter in the first place? what is their basis?

 

[JHWife2011]

On the backside of the paper it says Pre-Removal Risk Assessment Background Sheet. IT says if you intend to apply for PRRA your application must be received within 15 days of your interview. The letter is dated Feb 5th 2014 and the interview is scheduled for Feb 20th. So that's less than 15 days.....I have no idea what any of this means

 

[JHWife2011]

Oh wait I think the PRRA is for Refugee Protection.

 

[yaye2009]

you some info has been sent to your email

 

[VioletBlue]

I just wanted to tell you that I Know exactly how u feel....a month ago 2 CBSA officers came to my HOUSE!! ....it was the scariest moment in my whole life. I thought they came to take me away....away from my 2y old daughter and husband while I'm 7mths pregnant...so yeah....I Know what you feel like.

Luckily they didn't do that....they set up a phone interview...during which they gave me exclusion order....but also said I can apply for prra...which takes around 6 mths to process....and at that point I didn't even send my application yet ...let alone have aip like you and your husband....

So even tho it feels like there is No hope right now there r still options....if u do have to apply for prra it will take 6mths and by that time your PR application might be approved and it will all be ok!

But just the fact that u have aip works in your favor!

So don't lose hope! I was in your shoes just few weeks ago...and weeks leading to my phone interview w CBSA were the MOST stresfull period of my whole life...

I just kept imagining the worst thing would happen...but it didn't....

People from this forum helped me a lot so I wanted to return a favor and tell You that everything will work out in the end!

Its a rollercoaster for all of us and I can't wait for it to be over so we can move on with our lives!

Sending you hugs and lots of positive thoughts! Hang in there