Canadian Removal Orders: A Complete Guide

Receiving a removal order can be a total nightmare for any Canadian immigrant, both temporary or permanent resident. A lot of Canadian temporary and permanent residents live with the fear of being deported. Such individuals need to learn more about Canadian removal orders, which can help them calm their fears. Here is everything you need to know about these orders and how to fight them.

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Types of Canadian Removal Orders

Canada has three types of removal orders.

Departure Order

If you receive a departure order, you must:

· Leave Canada within 30 days after it takes effect.

· Inform CBSA about your departure at the point of exit.

If you don’t leave the country within 30 days or fail to inform CBSA about your departure, your Departure Order may change into a Deportation Order. You can return to Canada, provided you leave the country in time and inform CBSA. For you to return to Canada, you must meet the entry requirements at that time.

Moreover, if you comply with both the requirements, you won’t require an Authorization to Return (ARC); however, if your departure order converts into a deportation order, you will need an ARC for visiting Canada next time.

Exclusion Order

If you receive an exclusion order you:

· Can’t return for 1–2 years.

· Can’t return for five years if the exclusion is due to misrepresentation.

· Need an ARC if you want to return before your exclusion period is over.

· Need to repay the CBSA, if they had paid for your removal.

An Exclusion Order is issued on the grounds of a Canadian immigration violation that don’t include criminality, security, or violations of human rights. You won’t require an ARC if you’re applying after your exclusion period.

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Deportation Order

If you receive a deportation order, you can’t return to the country unless your ARC is approved. You must also repay the CBSA if they had to pay for your removal before you’re eligible to return to the country.

What to Do After Receiving a Removal Order?

You can appeal your removal orders. If you have received a removal order recently, you’ll need the right legal help to file your appeal and fight your case. Make sure to hire an experienced Canadian immigration lawyer to guide you through the process.

If you’re looking for such professionals, contact Nanda and Associate Lawyers Professional Corporation. They’re experienced immigration lawyers who can fight your appeals. They also have extensive experience in handling parents sponsorship and spousal sponsorship in Mississauga, Canada. For more information, visit their website. 

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