Workshop Overview  : Join us for an informative workshop exploring the challenges faced by people whose asylum claims have been rejected. This session will cover the immigration status of rejected asylum seekers, including the implications of a negative decision on their access to services and rights. We will also discuss the legal remedies available to regularize their status.

 

Topics Covered :

- Overview of the asylum application process and key immigration institutions;

- Options for appealing a negative decision;

- Other legal remedies, including:

- Pre-removal risk assessment (PRRA);

- Stay of removal, or stay of execution (of a removal order);

- Applications for permanent residence on humanitarian grounds.

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Target Audience : This training is intended for professionals working with im·migrant and refugee populations who wish to understand the fundamental aspects of the asylum process and the legal remedies available to rejected asylum seekers.

 

Why Attend : This training will provide you with the essential knowledge and tools to better support clients facing complex immigration situations. face à des situations d’immigration complexes.

Name of Workshop : Take part in a workshop designed especially for you. If you want to understand the implications of a negative decision on your asylum application, this session will cover your immigration status as a rejected or refused asylum seeker, your access to services and your rights, as well as the legal options available to help you regularize your status.

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Topics Covered :

- Overview of the asylum application process and key immigration institutions;

- Options for appealing a negative decision;

- Other legal remedies, including:

- Pre-removal risk assessment (PRRA);

- Stay of removal, or stay of execution (of a removal order);

- Applications for permanent residence on humanitarian grounds
Target Audience : This workshop is for im·migrants and refugees who want to understand how a negative decision on their asylum application affects their status, access to services, and rights, as well as the legal options available to navigate these challenges.

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Why Attend: Participating in this workshop will provide you with essential information and tools to better understand your situation and explore legal options that could help you regularize your immigration status.

Workshop Overview : Join us for a workshop designed to help you better understand the status of protected persons and the processes involved in obtaining permanent residence and family reunification for accepted refugees. We will detail their rights and access to services after a favorable asylum decision, and explain the steps involved in applying for permanent residence and the options available for reuniting family members.

 

Topics Covered :

- Overview of the process of obtaining permanent residence for accepted refugees;

- Inclusion of dependents (spouse/partner and children) in the application for permanent residence;

- Other options for reunification with other family members;

- Key differences and characteristics between family reunification and sponsorship.

 

Target Audience : This workshop is intended for professionals working with im·migrant and refugee who want to understand the process of obtaining permanent residence and the various programs available to reunite accepted refugees with their families.

 

Why Attend: Attending this workshop will provide you with essential knowledge and practical tools to help your clients navigate the process of obtaining permanent residence and ensure effective support throughout their permanent integration. 

Workshop Overview : Participate in a workshop that will guide you through the process of obtaining permanent status and family reunification after being accepted as a refugee. This session will provide information about your status as a protected person, your rights and access to services, and how to include your spouse, partner, and children in your application for permanent residence. We will also explain the differences between family reunification and sponsorship. 

 

Topics Covered :

- Overview of the process of obtaining permanent residence for accepted refugees;

- Including dependents (spouse/partner and children) in the application for permanent residence;

- Other options for reuniting with other family members;

- Key differences and characteristics between family reunification and sponsorship.

 

Target Audience : This workshop is intended for im·migrants and refugees who are interested in the process of applying for permanent residence and family reunification after being accepted as refugees.

 

Why Attend : Participating in this workshop will provide you with essential information and tools to better understand your rights, the permanent residency and family reunification process, and ensure a smoother transition to your new permanent life in Canada.

Immigration is a complex, administrative, dehumanizing system... An ocean of information and issues that can sometimes be difficult to navigate. This presentation does not aim to delve into the depths of the system and its every detail, but rather to provide a comprehensive introduction to help you understand the different statuses, some of the most common paths, and certain steps: a compass to help you find your way.

 

For Who ? This workshop is intended for anyone interested in understanding what humanitarian immigration is. No prior knowledge or experience is required.