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[…] with refugees. Each agency has different roles and responsibilities: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada ( IRCC)  Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) These agencies […]

[…] involved in the PRRA process. CBSA will invite you to apply for a PRRA, and IRCC will make the decision on your PRRA application. You may be told you can […]

[…] Important! Ask a legal representative to look at your PR application before sending it to IRCC. If you do not have a legal representative, contact a local settlement agency for […]

[…] government. This lets you work in Canada with certain conditions. Work permits are managed by IRCC. How to apply for a work permit Tip If you want to check on […]

A Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) application is a request to IRCC for special permission to become a permanent resident of Canada. You might make an H&C application when you do […]

If you are in Canada, you start your refugee claim using a website called the IRCC Portal.  Understand the process of making a claim inside Canada You must complete the […]

[…] licenses). CBSA will give you certified copies of any documents they take. Biometrics appointment with IRCC in-land If you make your claim through the IRCC portal, IRCC will send you […]

[…] the BOC Form deadline. Unless you are told to complete your refugee claim through the IRCC Portal, you have 45 days to complete and send your BOC Form to the […]

[…] in Canada.  If you are inside Canada: complete and submit your online application on the IRCC portal, or If you are at the border, airport, or detention centre: tell a […]

[…] Exam Tip The medical exam must be done by a doctor who is approved by IRCC. Find a list of IRCC approved physicians in your area. All refugee claimants must have […]

[…] Person in Canada, and have to leave Canada, even if you become a permanent resident. IRCC or CBSA may apply to the IRB-RPD to have your Convention Refugee or Protected […]

[…] or information they give you. Share with them any documents or letters you get from IRCC, CBSA or IRB-RPD. Make sure they know your current contact information and where to […]

[…] applications, and letters that you or your legal representative give to the IRB, CBSA or IRCC Any letters, documents, or appointment notices that the IRB, CBSA, or IRCC send to […]

[…] you might have an interpreter are: During meeting with your legal representative During interviews with IRCC or CBSA At your IRB-RPD hearing If you have a legal aid lawyer, legal […]

[…] have to tell your story many times to different people. They could be CBSA officers, IRCC officers, your legal representative, and the IRB-RPD Member at your hearing. This may make […]

[…] and their reasons in the mail. They also send a copy of the decision to IRCC and CBSA. If your IRB-RAD appeal is approved If the IRB-RAD decides to approve […]

[…] a refugee or a protected person, you must apply for a Refugee Travel Document with IRCC. If the Minister has appealed, do not leave Canada. Important! You cannot use the […]

[…] your hearing. Minister’s Counsel The Minister’s Counsel is an employee of either the CBSA or IRCC. The Minister’s Counsel is not involved in everyone’s refugee claim. They will become involved […]

[…] refugee claim forms – you may be told to complete these forms online through the IRCC portal After you have returned for an eligibility interview, if your claim is found […]