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[…] they responded.  Try to get documents showing that you tried to get help.  Try to find reports from your country showing that the authorities cannot or will not protect people […]

[…] representative should work with you, what they should not do, and what your role is. Find out what to do if you think your representative is not doing a good […]

[…] answers in English or French. If you do not have strong English or French skills, find a good interpreter to help you. Make sure you understand each question before answering […]

[…] rejected, you might be able to appeal (ask for a review). Speak to a lawyer or legal representative to find out about your options. See After Your Hearing for more information.

[…] How a virtual hearing takes place Who will be at your hearing How you will find out if your claim was accepted or rejected Click here to register for a […]

[…] right to change your legal representative if you think they are not helpful. If you are not comfortable, get a new representative. It is important to find someone you can trust.

[…] depending on which one you are in. Get information Tip It can be difficult to find all the information you need. CBSA can give you some information including this brochure. […]

[…] knows you have a criminal record If you are detained, contact a legal representative to find out if you can be released. You may qualify for a free or low-cost […]

[…] filling in the Webform: Where it says “Type of application/enquiry” select “Change of contact information.” Find your UCI number on your Refugee Protection Identity Document or on any letters from […]

[…] is in-person you should arrive 15-30 minutes before your hearing to make sure you can find the hearing room. Remember! Children younger than 18 years old don’t need to attend […]

[…] The mistakes made by the IRB-RPD that you want the IRB-RAD to review. Where to find these mistakes in the IRB-RPD document or in the recording or transcript of the […]

[…] If you do not have a legal representative, contact a local settlement agency for help finding one. Start Your Application You can apply online using the Permanent Residence Portal or send […]

[…] your refugee claim is based on something sensitive that happened to you and you would find it easier to have an interpreter who is the same gender as you, let […]