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Who is a refugee? Tip Before you make a refugee claim, get legal advice to see if it is the best option for you. It may mean you cannot use […]

[…] you are put in a detention centre, you have the right to a lawyer or legal representative. There will be regular hearings to review your detention and decide if you […]

[…] risk in your country. Some examples are: Newspaper articles describing the situation in your country Legal documents Police documents Medical documents Written testimonies Personal letters If your refugee claim or […]

[…] time. The processing times are different for each person. This is normal. Important! Ask a legal representative to look at your PR application before sending it to IRCC. If you […]

For you to be allowed to legally work in Canada, you must get a work permit from the federal government. This lets you work in Canada with certain conditions. Work […]

[…] Canadian life or how children in your life would be affected if you had to leave Canada. They might also include why you would experience hardships – meaning very difficult […]

[…] be referred to the IRB-RPD, you will receive: A Refugee Protection Identity Document (RPID) A letter that confirms your refugee claim has been referred to the Immigration and Refugee Board […]

[…] documents. They will give you certified copies at your eligibility interview.  Your Acknowledgement of Claim letter. Your biometric appointment notice. Two passport-size photos for any children under 14 years of […]

[…] you completed when you submitted your refugee claim. If you can, get a lawyer or legal representative to help you prepare the BOC Form and the other documents you send […]

[…] your medical exam When you go to your medical exam, take: Your Acknowledgement of Claim letter if you have one The Medical Report Form An identity document, if you have […]

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

Choosing a legal representative is very important. Learn how your legal representative should work with you, what they should not do, and what your role is. Find out what to […]

[…] evidence to support your story.  It explains how to manage and share your important information. Learn more about evidence and supporting documents in Section 5: Prepare for Your Hearing. Write […]

[…] claim. Some examples of when 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 […]

[…] through the steps. Return to this website to help you anywhere along the way. Get legal help The refugee claim process can be long and difficult. Get legal help as […]

[…] IRB-RPD made a mistake, or multiple mistakes, in their decision. Read the Notice of Decision letter carefully, it will explain the reasons why you got a negative decision. You can […]

[…] appeals? Tip The appeal process is complicated. It is a good idea to find a legal representative to help you respond to all the arguments of the Minister’s appeal. The […]

[…] you questions during your hearing to help them make a decision on your refugee claim. Legal representative Your legal representative might be a lawyer, an immigration consultant, or a representative […]

[…] referred to the IRB, they will give you:  A Refugee Protection Identity Document (RPID) A letter that confirms your refugee claim has been referred to the Immigration and Refugee Board […]