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PRAA
PRAA
Facing Removal ? A PRRA Can Protect You.
If you’re at risk of removal from Canada, a PRRA assesses whether returning to your home country would expose you to danger. We ensure your application is thorough, highlighting all relevant risks.
Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA)
PRRA is a process in Canadian immigration law that allows individuals who are facing removal from Canada to demonstrate that they would be at risk of harm if returned to their home country. This risk could be related to factors such as persecution, torture, or cruel or unusual punishment.
The PRRA process provides individuals with the opportunity to present new evidence or arguments before being removed from Canada, potentially leading to a stay of removal or a permanent residency application.
How We Help ?
We prepare detailed country condition reports, affidavits, and legal submissions to support your risk claim. We understand the notes of refugee law, and we handle PRRA matters with urgency and care, ensuring every argument is backed by credible evidence.
FAQs
Do I have to include my family members on my PRRA application?
Yes, you must list all family members on the PRRA application, whether they are inside or outside Canada. Family members include your spouse or common-law partner and dependent children.
Should I submit written submissions with my PRRA application?
Yes, written submissions are essential. This is your opportunity to explain why you fear harm if returned to your country. You can outline the risks you face and provide supporting documents.
Can I apply for a PRRA if my refugee claim or previous PRRA was rejected?
Yes, you can apply for a PRRA after a rejected refugee claim or previous PRRA, but you must provide new evidence that has arisen since the most recent rejection.
Can I stay in Canada while my PRRA is being processed?
Yes, you may be allowed to stay in Canada while your PRRA application is being processed, but it depends on the specifics of your case.