Category: Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) Consideration

Officers would need to consider inadmissibilities at the stage at which the decision maker comes to know about them. In addition, officers would need to

Situations could arise where applicants could get a positive Stage 1 assessment even though they are on social assistance. Alternatively, applicants could become dependent on

Officers would need to examine all family members. This is applicable even if the officers are not processing the family members for permanent residence along

It is worth highlighting that the approval in principal i.e. a positive Stage 1 assessment would need to take place before the officers can request

This section contains details on policy, procedures and guidance that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) staff typically use. The authorities have posted this on

The Guidelines in Case the Applicant is Inadmissible The authorities might grant exemptions to applicants for overcoming inadmissibility. As such, the applicants and their family

The officers would need to finalise processing the application once: They receive the results of the various statutory requirements and, They find that no inadmissibility

The Negative Stage 1 Assessment – The Procedures Following a Negative Stage 1 Assessment It is worth highlighting that to become permanent residents, the applicants

This section contains details on policy, procedures and guidance that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) staff typically use. The authorities have posted this on