I'm a newbie to this forum and have a question about a paragraph in the immigration forms about removal orders. It is a family class application (spousal) outland.
In the instructions for "How to apply to Immigrate to Canada" for applicant for permanent residence in Canada. Page 13 , the very last paragraph, it states .....if you were previously ordered to leave Canada and received a written notice ... consult our website or your sponsor for additional information on removal orders and their consequences before you submit your application" But there really isnt much information about this on the website.
Any ideas on what this means specifically. Do they want proof that the you did leave Canada and completed all the necessary paperwork?
Thanks in advance for any info.
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tryingtorelax Wrote:I'm a newbie to this forum and have a question about a paragraph in the immigration forms about removal orders. It is a family class application (spousal) outland.
In the instructions for "How to apply to Immigrate to Canada" for applicant for permanent residence in Canada. Page 13 , the very last paragraph, it states .....if you were previously ordered to leave Canada and received a written notice ... consult our website or your sponsor for additional information on removal orders and their consequences before you submit your application" But there really isnt much information about this on the website.
Any ideas on what this means specifically. Do they want proof that the you did leave Canada and completed all the necessary paperwork?
Thanks in advance for any info.
1. If the applicant has been removed from Canada, the following steps have to be taken, and you have to know the type of removal.
a. Departure Notice, the person has to have left, and reported to Immigration before they left so that the notice doesn't turn into a deportation order. Has no effect on applications.
b. Exclusion Order, bars the person from Canada for usually 2 years. Within the 2 year period the applicant must obtain an ARC (Approval to Return to Canada) by applying to the processing office and paying the $400 fee. After 2 years outside, no longer needed.
c. Deportation Order, the person is barred for life and requires an ARC to return to Canada by applying to the processing office paying the fee $400 and if their ticket was paid by CBSA, pay removal costs of $750 to US and $1500 anywhere else. If they were deported for criminality $200 serious criminality $1000 for application for rehabilitation.
PMM
Thank you for your reply.
It was an exclusion order for 1 year for working without a permit. He left Canada, doing the paperwork at immigration before leaving, and the 1 year is over. Since then he has been allowed to return to Canada for a 2 week visit and left in the proper amount of time.
1 Do you think it is required to put a copy of the paperwork in with the application, or is an explanation sufficient, as I am not sure if he kept the final paperwork done at the airport. ( I will know soon)
2 If he doesnt have the paperwork where would he be able to get it, as he is no longer in Canada.
PMM Wrote:Hi
1. If the applicant has been removed from Canada, the following steps have to be taken, and you have to know the type of removal.
a. Departure Notice, the person has to have left, and reported to Immigration before they left so that the notice doesn't turn into a deportation order. Has no effect on applications.
b. Exclusion Order, bars the person from Canada for usually 2 years. Within the 2 year period the applicant must obtain an ARC (Approval to Return to Canada) by applying to the processing office and paying the $400 fee. After 2 years outside, no longer needed.
c. Deportation Order, the person is barred for life and requires an ARC to return to Canada by applying to the processing office paying the fee $400 and if their ticket was paid by CBSA, pay removal costs of $750 to US and $1500 anywhere else. If they were deported for criminality $200 serious criminality $1000 for application for rehabilitation.
PMM
How would one proceed with an ARC while an application is in process? I'm not sure if we need one during the appeal process but I'd like to be prepared.