H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

[Canny007]

Sorry to hear that. Since you are failed refugee claimant, you will not be offered PRRA which would buy you 12 months before deportation. When you go there, please go with all children and bring confirmation of receipt for your HC. Please remain calm and cooperative, but bring all your HC evidences and tell them that you have a very strong HC case and you are kindly requesting that they give you administrative deferral of deportation so that you can wait for Stage 1 HC in Canada. If you fall on nice officer, they will defer your removal as they did for my partner and when you get AIP you will no longer be under removal.

I believe you are eligible for PRRA as a failed refugee applicant. And this will only be given/offered at the officer’s discretion.

 

[Katayoon]

I believe you are eligible for PRRA as a failed refugee applicant. And this will only be given/offered at the officer’s discretion.

A Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officer tells you if you’re eligible. They only check to see if you’re eligible afterthey start the removal process. They also check to see if the 12-month waiting period applies to you.

In most cases, a 12-month waiting period applies if

• you abandon or withdraw your refugee claim, or the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) rejects it
• you abandon or withdraw another PRRA application, or we refuse it
• the Federal Court refuses your attempt to have your refugee claim or PRRA decision reviewed

If the 12-month waiting period applies, you won’t be eligible to submit a PRRA application until the waiting period is over.

 

[Canny007]

I believe you are eligible for PRRA as a failed refugee applicant. And this will only be given/offered at the officer’s discretion.

Just re-read your initial story. PRRA won’t be offered at this time… Until 1 year of refusal, which is like June of 2023. Keep faith and continue being positive till all will be fine. Good luck.

 

[bella12]

I was going to say this too.
So Medicals for inland PR and TR applicants has been waived. This was announced last week I think.

Can you provide a source directly from IRCC that attests to your claim AND does apply to h and c applicants that receive AIP ?..... .I received a copy of the medical letter from IRCC 2 days ago instructing me to have my medical done within 30 days

Am here thinking if your claim is true, why would IRCC send me a medical letter to have my medical done after I receive AIP, or did I misread your post?

 

[grahs1994]

Can you provide a source directly from IRCC that attests to your claim AND does it also h and c applicants that receive AIP ?..... .I received a copy of the medical letter from IRCC 2 days ago instructing me to have my medical done within 30 days

Am here thinking if your claim is true, why would IRCC send me a medical letter to have my medical done after I receive AIP or did I misread your post?

It’s true but it does not apply to us that already have AIP. As I ask a CIC agent Thursday for a friend.

 

[bella12]

It’s true but it does not apply to us that already have AIP. As I ask a CIC agent Thursday for a friend.

sounds good

 

[aframehr]

Hi everyone,
Any body knows how much it would cost to do the medical exam? And how long it would take to get the result?

Thanks

 

[Ebonybaba247]

Hi everyone,
Any body knows how much it would cost to do the medical exam? And how long it would take to get the result?

Thanks

Regarding medicals, sean fraser announced no medical needed for in-land applicants applying for PR?

 

[Love101]

Can you provide a source directly from IRCC that attests to your claim AND does apply to h and c applicants that receive AIP ?..... .I received a copy of the medical letter from IRCC 2 days ago instructing me to have my medical done within 30 days

Am here thinking if your claim is true, why would IRCC send me a medical letter to have my medical done after I receive AIP, or did I misread your post?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...tion-system-that-better-serves-newcomers.html

 

[grahs1994]

Regarding medicals, sean fraser announced no medical needed for in-land applicants applying for PR?

For persons who got AIP already still needs medical as a IRCC officer stated last week.

 

[Katayoon]

Can you provide a source directly from IRCC that attests to your claim AND does apply to h and c applicants that receive AIP ?..... .I received a copy of the medical letter from IRCC 2 days ago instructing me to have my medical done within 30 days

Am here thinking if your claim is true, why would IRCC send me a medical letter to have my medical done after I receive AIP, or did I misread your post?

This rule about medicals to be waived has not come into effect yet. The minister said "in the coming weeks" but no specific date been given. Until then, you have to follow medical instructions provided by IRCC. As any other rule from IRCC, it will take time until it is implemented to clear all the bureacratic hurdles.

 

[Donald15]

Hi everyone
So happy to tell you that I received my AIP today
Wish you all best and hope you have yours soon. Thanks Katayoon for your support.

Congratulations

 

[Ebonybaba247]

Congratulations

Congrats

 

[canuck78]

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...tion-system-that-better-serves-newcomers.html

For H&C applications the medical may not be waived especially because cost of medical care is one of the factors that decides whether H&C is approved or not. For example in cases of family sponsorship the cost of care is not an issue only whether someone has an infectious disease that is a concern to Canada. It makes much more sense to waive the medicals for inland applications in this case. We will need to wait for specifics.

 

[Love101]

For H&C applications the medical may not be waived especially because cost of medical care is one of the factors that decides whether H&C is approved or not. For example in cases of family sponsorship the cost of care is not an issue only whether someone has an infectious disease that is a concern to Canada. It makes much more sense to waive the medicals for inland applications in this case. We will need to wait for specifics.

I wouldn't want to make that assumption until a press release says oyherwise.

This news release clearly says in Canada PR / TR applicants. This was once done during the pandemic and it was for all PR applicants.