Status or Renewal Issues

Status and Renewals: Understanding and Taking Action

Maintaining legal status in Canada is an absolute priority. An expired permit or the loss of Maintained Status (formerly known as implied status) can lead to severe consequences.

Common Situations:

• Late Permit Extensions: Navigating the Status Restoration process. (Internal link)
• Loss of Maintained Status: Due to administrative or technical errors.
• Permit Refusals: Decisions issued by IRCC or MIFI. (External links)
• Excessive Processing Delays: Impacting your right to work or study.
• Technical Difficulties: Issues with the MyCIC or Arrima portals.

Our Solutions:

• Compliance Analysis: Immediate evaluation of your legal standing by Mr. Trissia.
• Restoration Assistance: Rigorous preparation of your file within the critical 90-day window.
• Emergency Strategies: Concrete steps to avoid removal orders and regularize your status.
• Administrative Recourse: Direct management of communications with government authorities.

Questions / Answers

Q1: What should I do if my permit expires very soon? A: Submit your renewal application before the expiry date. This allows you to benefit from Maintained Status, authorizing you to remain in Canada under your current conditions. For immediate assistance, book a strategic consultation. 

Q2: Can I stay in Canada if I have already passed my expiry date? A: Staying without status is illegal. However, you may be eligible for Restoration of Status if you apply within 90 days.


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