H&C PR application

Feltrinella wrote: Sgirl wrote: Hi there. I realized that I have no chance to win my case. I understood that in the best interest of child you can win if there is serious illness.. I have no anything compassionate that I can be approved. My ground is child interest. I have one Canadian born. With my another one we got involvement in community since we came here.my husband works, paying taxes. HC cases are very arbitrary so too early to give up or to get excited. It all depends on the subjective judgment of the officer. We have seen here cases with serious child illnesses rejected. And we have also seen young single people with no children, work history or health issues approved. So let’s just wait patiently, and work on Plan B if possible, just in case. Not much we can do.

Actually it is my last chance. Unfortunately as a rejected refugee I have no other options to apply.

Sgirl wrote: Feltrinella wrote: Sgirl wrote: Hi there. I realized that I have no chance to win my case. I understood that in the best interest of child you can win if there is serious illness.. I have no anything compassionate that I can be approved. My ground is child interest. I have one Canadian born. With my another one we got involvement in community since we came here.my husband works, paying taxes. HC cases are very arbitrary so too early to give up or to get excited. It all depends on the subjective judgment of the officer. We have seen here cases with serious child illnesses rejected. And we have also seen young single people with no children, work history or health issues approved. So let’s just wait patiently, and work on Plan B if possible, just in case. Not much we can do. Actually it is my last chance. Unfortunately as a rejected refugee I have no other options to apply.

I have read earlier posts from this forum , guitar boy for example was a guitar teacher, no kids , no illness whatsoever and he was approved . I have also seen some others that failed four times and eventually got approved . From examples here they say it depends on the officer dealing with your case, and that is very true, just have hope that it will work in your favour . Your kids? How old are they? If they are at an age where you can have them write letters do that, they can write how they love it here in Canada, it’s their only home , have photo evidence of them playing in the parks or involved with other kids , honestly I couldn’t imagine an officer saying no after seeing such. I’m not saying this will guarantee a yes but Atleast try . What about you? Have you established yourself in Canada? Are you in school, do you work? What have you done for yourself since your refugee claim was rejected? Do you volunteer, show them you are “ Canadian “ . These are things that help your case . Don’t give the officer reason to say no to you , help him/her help you . As always I wish you the best of luck

Hi every one..

Can I get information.. what is the step after Decision Made.
Thanks and happy long weekend.

halmum wrote: quete_me wrote: Hi every one.. Can I get information.. what is the step after Decision Made. Thanks and happy long weekend. >>how long the update after the medical received

Approx 1 and half months.. I didn’t check my Ecas often

Feltrinella wrote: Do we have anybody here who contacted their MPs? How did you do it and did you get any impact? Would appreciate your thoughts

For my application I added reference letter from MP..
And when I got refused for my extend stay permit and MP helping me to contact CIC to double checked the reason why I got refused.