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| Subject: Re-entry after deportation due to conviction |
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Short rundown...
My uncle was deported roughly 15 years ago due to several run-ins with the law. My family migrated here in the mid 70´s.
Now uncle has gone on with his life, cleaned up his act, and now has children, stable work, and does not like raising his kids where they are, and he wishes to be able to show them how great our country is, and give them a better chance than where they are now.
Is there anything he can apply for to see if re-entry is possible?
Im not familiar with immigration law, so i thought this would be a good place to start.
Thanks for all your help!
[30-01-2008,21:38]
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Rich M. |
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(in reply to: Re-entry after deportation due to conviction)
First he should of applied for a Pardon TEN years ago to eliminate the convictions if he starts now he should have that within a year.
Depending on the severity of the issues he may get Authorization to Return even if deported. AOR costs an additional $400.00 CA per applicant.
We have brought back several people who were removed. The issue is always in the details.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[31-01-2008,08:44]
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Roy |
re-entry after deportation (in reply to: Re-entry after deportation due to conviction)
the young lad askin for the help is my nefew im his uncle and we have not seen eachother for 13yrs now....i lived in canada for twenty yrs i would say that more than half of that i spent in group-homes foster-homes half-way houses and jail i supose i could have been called an habitual offender....i was a very angry youth but i am not that person anymore in someways canada deportin me forced me to become a responcible adult i was married for seven years and we had a son together whom i am now responcile for he is ten goin on elevan.....i have sole custody ov him and his future is my priority ...my main occupation is as a tattooist but have continued with adult ed and do have a welding course and a sound engineering cours under my belt i love canada and allways have nuthin can take away the way i feel about that as iv grown older i can see that at the time ov my deportation it was deserved on my part as i had been fairly rude to immigration staff who visited me in jail in southern ontario and there was no sign that i had any intension of becoming a mature adult i can only hope that there may be some kind of chance that i could come home to be apart of my family many of whom still reside in sault ste marie and surroundin area my only concern is for my son and the quality of his future any help or guidance in this matter would be greatly appreciated many thanks
[31-01-2008,11:37]
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mark morris |
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