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What happens if I withdraw my asylum application Canada?

Leia Doyle

What happens if I withdraw my asylum application Canada?

If a refugee claim is withdrawn, a claimant with a conditional removal order can be forced to leave Canada. A refugee claimant who withdraws their claim loses the right to make a refugee claim. There is no right to make another claim and it is very difficult to reinstate a claim that has been withdrawn.

How do I withdraw my refugee claim in Canada?

Withdrawing: If you decide not to continue with your refugee protection claim, you must tell the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) in writing that you are withdrawing your claim. If you withdraw your claim, you will not be permitted to make another claim for refugee protection in Canada.

When appealing to the RAD What steps are involved?

There are two steps involved in appealing to the RAD :

  • Filing your appeal. You must file your notice of appeal to the RAD no later than 15 days after the day on which you received the written reasons for the RPD decision.
  • Perfecting your appeal.

    What section of the IRPA provides reasons for cessation of protection?

    Paragraph 108(1)(a) of the IRPA provides, in effect, that a protected person’s refugee protection ceases if he or she “has voluntarily reavailed themselves of the protection of their country of nationality.” This ground of cessation is the one most often invoked in applications to cease; therefore, most of the Canadian …

    Can a refugee claimant leave Canada?

    As an In-Canada refugee claimant, you can leave Canada and apply to the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program or the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program, if you meet program requirements. An Immigration Program Development Officer will determine your eligibility for these programs.

    Can a protected person leave Canada?

    A protected person who is not a permanent resident and who intends to travel outside Canada must obtain an RTD from the Passport Office before leaving Canada by submitting an Adult Travel Document Application (PPTC 190) or a Child Travel Document Application (PPTC 192).