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Please can someone help,would i be requested to write an ARC,am a failed refugee claimant,who got married and been sponsored outside of the country,i was on the removal order which i comply with and leave at the given date,my husband has been approved as a sponserer,i got the package to do our medical my kids are on the filing also,we did the medical then we got a letter to say our package has been now sent to the nearest visa office in my country where am from.My husband already paied for the PR card,i have not heard any thing else since August of 2012,my medical expires on July 2013,do you also think they will deny me entry back to canada i have no crminal records.i have been reading where i see people asking about the ARC so now am worried can some one guide me please if i was to write one.
[11-03-2013,16:24]
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Nicole |
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(in reply to: ARC)
If you require an ARC it will be automatically processed as part of your application. I wouldn´t start worrying about what to write in the ARC until you´re asked for one.
[11-03-2013,20:56]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: ARC)
Don´t know what you mean by you paid for the PR card. You can´t pay for your PR card as you have not rec´d your PR. However you probably mean you paid for your application. But yes you will need an ARC. My husband is the same as you. Failed Refugee, failed PRAA, went home on his own will. We´re now at the 17 month mark. You have to wait until the Visa office asks for the ARC which is $400. It´s a very long process so be prepared. The RCMP alone is 6-8 months. And you definitely will need that. They will request the RCMP check within the next few weeks or months.
[18-03-2013,12:17]
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Tintin |
ARC (in reply to: ARC)
Hi Tintin am so confused about this ARC situation,wow 17mths so did your husband did his medical yet,well my kids and i did our medical July 2012,and my husband got a letter to say our package has now been send to the nearest visa office in my country,(Jamaica) now some people say you may or may not request a ARC,so i went on the website to read up about ARC and this is what it said.
.If you received a Departure Order and
•left Canada within the required 30 days and
•verified your departure with a Canadian immigration officer at the port of exit
you do not need an ARC. You may return to Canada subject to normal examination at the port of entry.
b) If you left the country without verifying your departure, or more than 30 days after the Departure Order was issued, the Departure Order automatically becomes a Deportation Order and you need to apply for an ARC (see point 3 below
And thats what i did my Depature was verified.So you think they would still request a ARC.
[18-03-2013,13:45]
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Nicole |
(in reply to: ARC)
What kind of order were you given and why?
Volunteer departure order
Exclusion order
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a Deportation Order?
[18-03-2013,17:17]
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DocD |
ARC (in reply to: ARC)
I was denied as a refugee claimant it was a departure order.but as I mentioned once you are verified by a immi officer on the day of your departure u don´t need an ARC.
[18-03-2013,20:18]
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