Facing a Removal Order? Know Options Before the Clock Runs Out.

Departure, Exclusion, Deportation, Conditional/ Unenforceable Removal orders, Stays

Kay Cee Immigration Services RCIC-IRB Licensed Firm

Who Issues the Orders?

Orders are issued by CBSA or IRCC officers, or by the Immigration Division after an admissibility hearing. Appeal rights apply only to some people, such as permanent residents and protected persons, and not to most temporary residents.

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Departure Order

Leave Canada and confirm your departure with CBSA. Options: appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division (if you have a right to appeal), PRRA, or a Federal Court review.

Deadline

Leave and confirm: 30 days. IAD appeal: 30 days.

Exclusion Order

Bars your return for 1 year, or 5 years where misrepresentation is found. Options: IAD appeal (if eligible), PRRA, Federal Court review, and written authorization to return during the bar.

Deadline

IAD appeal: 30 days.

Deportation Order

Bars your return until you obtain an Authorization to Return to Canada (ARC). Options: IAD appeal (if eligible), PRRA, Federal Court review, and an ARC application after removal.

Deadline

IAD appeal: 30 days. PRRA: 15 days from notice.

Conditional Removal Order

Issued while a refugee claim is pending. It takes effect only if the claim is finally refused. Options: appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division, then Federal Court review.

Deadline

RAD appeal: 15 days from written reasons.

Unenforceable Removal Order

The order exists but cannot be carried out while a protection process or stay is in place. Use this time to build your strategy.

Deadline

PRRA: 15 days from notice.

Stay of Removal

A temporary halt through a CBSA deferral request, or a Federal Court stay motion filed with a leave application.

Deferral

File before the removal date. Court stay: filed with leave (lawyer required).

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First 72 Hours Checklist

  • Don’t ignore CBSA or IRCC letters.
  • Don’t sign anything you don’t understand.
  • Don’t leave Canada before confirming the consequences.
  • Do gather your passport, all decision letters and your timeline.
  • What to Bring to the Consultation?            Download Checklist here

Our Specialized Expert Services

Case Assessment, PRRA, admissibility, detention review preparation, appeals , defer removal  requests, Restoration or H&C options. “Federal Court matters go to a trusted lawyer in our network. You keep one point of contact, one file and one strategy.”

Our Process & Our Fees

Determine

Deep case diagnosis: we review your history, refusals, documents and risk factors to find the root issue. You can check your file status online anytime.

 

Define

Risk positioning and evidence-based submissions built on documents, timelines, affidavits and legal argument that answer the officer’s concerns directly. Every query is answered within 24 hours. 

Deliver

 

Pathway strategy, representation and continuity through the outcome, including coordinated next steps if further legal action is needed. Advance payments and retainer funds are held in trust and released only as billed.  Our Fee Structure . See our Refund Policy.                                   

          

When A Matter Needs A Lawyer

Our practice covers strategy, applications, submissions and representation through PRRA, admissibility and detention review preparation, and CBSA enforcement matters. Where a matter requires a lawyer, such as a Federal Court stay motion or judicial review, we refer you to a trusted lawyer in our network and remain involved through the handoff

Removal & Enforcement FAQs

Can I stay when an Appeal is pending?

It depends on the remedy. A timely appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division generally stops removal while the appeal is pending. A PRRA application filed within 15 days of your notification keeps your removal stayed until a decision is made. A Federal Court leave application does not stop removal by itself, and a separate stay motion is needed. Check your exact protection before you make any travel or departure decision.

Not automatically. CBSA can detain someone it believes is unlikely to appear for removal, is a danger to the public, or has an identity that has not been established. Detention is reviewed by the Immigration Division, first within 48 hours, again within 7 days, and then every 30 days. Release on conditions such as a bond or regular reporting is often possible, and we prepare the release plan.

It depends on your order. If you left under a departure order and confirmed your departure with CBSA, you can return without special permission. An exclusion order bars your return for 1 year, or 5 years where misrepresentation is found, unless you get written authorization. A deportation order bars your return until you obtain an Authorization to Return to Canada (ARC). You may also need a visa or eTA for the trip itself.

Not for most stages. We are licensed to  represent you before CBSA, IRCC, and the Immigration and Refugee Board, including the Immigration Appeal Division. A Federal Court application, such as a judicial review or a stay motion, must be handled by a lawyer. In that case we refer you to a trusted lawyer in our network and stay involved, so you keep one point of contact, one file, and one strategy.

This page is general information, not legal advice for your case. Send us your letter for a personal deadline check.

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