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| Subject: Did not receive certificate of departure. |
I remember signing my certificate of departure at the Pearson airport when I was leaving.. But I have not receive a copy of it. I am not sure what removal order I have receive. What should I do??
[26-05-2012,17:00]
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John |
(in reply to: Did not receive certificate of departure.)
If signed it, CBSA already has it. You don´t have to do anything.
[27-05-2012,01:10]
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DocD |
(in reply to: Did not receive certificate of departure.)
I left within the 30 days given to me. I bought my ticket and I left. I want to know if I was deported or it was just a departure. I am planning on applying to come back to Canada as a live in caregiver. How will I know what type of order I received??
[27-05-2012,03:39]
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John |
(in reply to: Did not receive certificate of departure.)
Why did you receive a departure order? Then I can give You an idea what kind of departure order you received.
[27-05-2012,21:01]
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DocD |
(in reply to: Did not receive certificate of departure.)
I apply for refugee, failed it and also failed my h&c and prra, I was given 30 days to buy my ticket and leave which I did.
[01-06-2012,09:06]
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John |
(in reply to: Did not receive certificate of departure.)
Although you left by the 30 days you still were deported. When your original refugee claim was denied, if you left within the 30 days of that denial then it would be easier to come back however you fought the denial by goin thru with the PRAA so that´s somewhat like overstaying. So you may have the ability to come back however its gonna be harder. You will need an ARC (Authorization to Return to Canada) which is $400. My husband did the same as you. He returned home and I´m in the process of getting him back in Canada.
[03-06-2012,19:08]
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Tintin |
