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PROHIBITIONS UNDER THE CITIZENSHIP ACT
D. Are you now, or have been under a removal or have been ask by canadian officials to leave canada?
should i answer yes or no
i was given a date to leave Canada after a failed refugee claim and left i was given the minister consent to return/ ARC to return a as permanent residence now i am apply for citizen and am not sure if my previous removal will affect my application.
[03-08-2011,01:00]
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(in reply to: declaring past Removal order)
"You must leave Canada now or enforcement action will be taken against you."
A quote that normally accompanies a refused application does not put anyone under a removal order or give a date to leave. However, the very question D in the citizenship application incorporates this aspect of immigration process, that is, any refused application.
Of course, someone should say YEA because of a refugee claim, a date to leave and an ARC.
How much it will affect, no information.
[03-08-2011,01:14]
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(in reply to: declaring past Removal order)
Say yes and include a detailed letter explaining what happened.
[03-08-2011,08:10]
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(in reply to: declaring past Removal order)
Anonymous **232.244.253
R U on drugs?
The poster claimed he/she had to obtain an (ARC) authorization to return. Now if their removal order was an exclusion order he/she would have to be returning within the year to need an ARC. Otherwise it was a deportation order.
He/She has to inform them that he/she was ordered removed and subject of a previous removal order.
Common sense!
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[03-08-2011,08:20]
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IMMIGRATION MUMBOJUMBO (in reply to: declaring past Removal order)
Removal order
Exclusion order
Departure order
Deportation order
Subject of removal
A voluntary removal order
Removal order in force
Removal ready
Removal order stayed
´Tis most unhealthy enterprise, indeed!
[03-08-2011,13:32]
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