Are You in Canada Without PR?
We may help you get it if you need protection.
I am a Legal Consultant with years of experience helping individuals in your situation. There may be options available to you. Let’s explore them together.
You must be in Canada and less than 12 months from your first entry to be eligible to apply.
Are You in Canada Without PR?
We may help you get it if you need protection.
I am a Legal Consultant with years of experience helping individuals in your situation. There may be options available to you. Let’s explore them together.
You must be in Canada and less than 12 months from your first entry to be eligible to apply.
According to sections 96 and 97 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, you will need Canada’s protection. If your claim is accepted, you will have legal immigration status and may be eligible to obtain permanent residence for yourself and your dependent family members ,even if they are outside Canada.
CONVENTION REFUGEE – SECTION 96
A Convention Refugee is a person who has a well-founded fear of persecution in their country of nationality or, if they do not have a nationality, in their country of habitual residence, because of:
- Race
- Political Opinion
- Religion
- Nationality
- Membership in a Particular Social Group
and is unable or unwilling to return to that country because of that fear.
PERSON IN NEED OF PROTECTION – SECTION 97
A person may be recognized as in need of protection if there are substantial grounds for believing that the person would be at risk, if returned to their country, of:
- Risk to life
- Risk of torture
- Risk of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment
and the risk is in the context of generalized violence,
armed conflict, or where state protection is unavailable.
CONVENTION REFUGEE – SECTION 96
A Convention Refugee is a person who has a well-founded fear of persecution in their country of nationality or, if they do not have a nationality, in their country of habitual residence, because of:
- Race
- Political Opinion
- Religion
- Nationality
- Membership in a Particular Social Group
and is unable or unwilling to return to that country because of that fear.
PERSON IN NEED OF PROTECTION – SECTION 97
A person may be recognized as in need of protection if there are substantial grounds for believing that the person would be at risk, if returned to their country, of:
- Risk to life
- Risk of torture
- Risk of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment
and the risk is in the context of generalized violence,
armed conflict, or where state protection is unavailable.
OUR PROCESS – HOW WE HELP YOU
1. Initial Consultation
We assess your situation and eligibility.
2. Case Preparation
We prepare your claim and supporting evidence.
3. Claim Submission
We file your claim with the IRB.
4. RPD Hearing
We represent you at your hearing.
5. Decision
We work toward a positive decision and legal status.
OTHER IRB SERVICES WE PROVIDE
Appeal Removal Order
Appeal a removal order issued against you.
Appeal Denied Sponsorship Application
Appeal a sponsorship application refused by IRCC.
Appeal Rejected Refugee Claim
Appeal a refugee claim rejected by the RPD.
Appear Admissibility Hearings
Representation at inadmissibility hearings before the IRB.
Appeal Losing PR Due to Failing to Comply with IRPA
Appeal a loss of PR status due to failure to comply with IRPA.
We Are Here to Help
Every case is unique. Our goal is to provide you with strong representation and help you build a safe future in Canada.
Confidential
Your information is kept private and secure.
Personalized
We take the time to understand your unique situation.
Experienced
Years of experience in immigration and refugee law matters.
Canada Focused
Dedicated to helping individuals and families across Canada.
Important Notice:
The information on this website is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Please contact our office to discuss your specific situation.