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How might a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment help me? The PRRA is an opportunity for people who are facing removal from Canada to seek protection by describing, in writing, the risks they believe they would face if removed. Persons whose PRRA applications are approved may stay in Canada.

If your PRRA application is rejected, you must leave Canada. You can apply to the Federal Court of Canada for a judicial review. You will still have to leave Canada unless you ask the court for a “temporary stay of removal.”

The first step consists of filing the PRRA form within 15-days of notification. The second step allows the applicant an additional 15-days to submit evidence and written submissions, as to why they feel they would be at risk if returned to their country of nationality or habitual residence[5].

Once the person is removal-ready, the CBSA issues a PRRA Notification, advising them that they are entitled to apply for PRRA. The notice informs the person that they have 15 days in which to apply, plus an additional 15 days in which to provide written submissions in support of their application.

If you're applying for a PRRA for the first time, you must wait for a Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officer to give you the application form. If you're eligible for a PRRA, the CBSA officer will give you an application form when they're ready to remove you from Canada.

Processing times We process most Express Entry applications within 6 months or less of getting your complete application.

Spouse or Common-Law Partner Inside Canada (Applying for Residence in Any Province, Excluding Quebec): A processing time of approximately 10 months is typically observed for this category.

How do I get an Invitation to Apply (ITA)? The first step to obtaining an ITA is to submit an Express Entry profile. Following that, you will be entered into a pool of candidates and ranked using the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS).