pre-removal risk assessment
Pre-Removal Risk Assessment gives person who may be exposed to compelling personal risk if removed the opportunity to apply to remain in Canada. A PRRA removal is conducted immediately before removal. It is normally a paper based review, but an oral hearing is required in some circumstances.
Applicants facing removal receive formal notification that they may apply for the PRRA. They have 15 days to apply. It is the last resort for someone to convince Canadian authorities that they will face great danger if denied asylum in Canada. Part of our practice is focused on PRRA applications. We compose your written plea and submit it to the proper authorities for review. We will also represent you at the hearing and fight for your case using all available methods to achieve a successful outcome. Remember we are trained and insured professionals.
However, not everyone is eligible to apply for PRRA. Ineligible candidates include those subject to the Safe Third Country Agreement, recognized refugees in another returnable country, or individuals already granted refugee protection in Canada.
The PRRA application is vital for individuals facing deportation from Canada who fear returning to their home country. While processing times are not publicly available, our team offers comprehensive assistance and guidance throughout the PRRA application process. Contact us today to explore PRRA applications further and discover how we can support you.
