@harpreetparalegalrcicirb: Replying to @Mr Gaurav 🇨🇦 If a refugee claim in Canada is withdrawn, abandoned, or denied by the Refugee Protection Division (RPD), there may still be several legal options to remain in Canada depending on the individual’s circumstances. A person may be able to appeal the decision to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) within 15 days, or apply for Judicial Review at the Federal Court if they are not eligible to appeal to RAD. If they face danger, persecution, or risk of torture in their home country, they may qualify for a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA). Those who are settled in Canada and would face unusual hardship if removed can apply for permanent residence based on Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) grounds, especially if they have children or strong community ties. If someone has a Canadian spouse or partner, they may be eligible for inland spousal sponsorship. In urgent removal situations, a person can ask CBSA for a deferral of removal based on medical or humanitarian reasons. Each option has strict deadlines, eligibility rules, and legal risks, so it’s important to get advice before taking action. #realworldimmigration #refugees #asylum #immigration #creatorsearchinsight

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