Asylum, H&C and protection-sensitive case planning
Refugee & Humanitarian Support
Careful, trauma-aware support for refugee protection, humanitarian and compassionate considerations, and protection-sensitive immigration histories where the route is legally available.
Who this is for
How the process works
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Identify whether the matter is refugee protection, H&C, PRRA-related or another immigration route.
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Review deadlines, eligibility bars, identity evidence, country conditions and personal risk evidence.
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Organize documents and narrative chronology without exaggeration or omission.
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Coordinate next steps with the appropriate legal or regulated professional where the case requires it.
Documents we usually review
- Identity documents, entry records and immigration history.
- Basis of Claim or narrative history where relevant.
- Country evidence, personal risk evidence, medical or family evidence where applicable.
- Removal, refusal, court, IRB or CBSA documents if any exist.
Limits and risk points
- Claiming asylum is not a shortcut to immigrate to Canada.
- No one can guarantee that a refugee claim, H&C request or PRRA will be approved.
- Deadlines and eligibility rules are strict and must be checked against the client's exact facts.
Official sources
These are the primary sources checked for this service page. Program rules can change, so the responsible authority should always be checked before filing.
Related reading
Questions clients ask
Can someone apply for refugee resettlement directly from abroad?
IRCC says refugee resettlement from outside Canada generally requires referral by the UN Refugee Agency, a designated referral organization or a private sponsor.
Is asylum a faster way to immigrate to Canada?
No. IRCC warns that asylum is not a shortcut around immigration rules and that claims are not automatically accepted.
Can H&C overcome every immigration problem?
No. H&C is exceptional and case-by-case, with important restrictions including rules around pending or recent refugee claims.
Start with a source-based assessment
Tell us your current status, location, family facts and goal. We will help you separate realistic options from assumptions before an application is prepared.
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