Deportation From Canada: Procedure and Options

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What is the deportation process in Canada?
Deportation from Canada falls under the jurisdiction of the Canada Border Services Agency. Before being deported under a removal order, you are normally given a chance to submit a Pre Removal Risk assessment Application (PRRA). As part of its enforcement of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) may remove from Canada any person who has been issued a removal order for breaching the Act. There are three types of removal orders and each one has different consequences. A removal order can be appealed in certain situations. People cannot be removed from Canada if they have appealed a removal order and the appeal has not been decided, or if they have been found to be people in need of protection.
When your PRRA is refused, your removal order comes into force and you will receive a reasonable period of time to prepare for your deportation from Canada, approximately 20 to 30 days after the PRRA rejection. You will also be instructed both orally and in writing on where and when to report for deportation in a document titled Direction to Report for Removal.
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[@aizaalgabre7398]

Can i possibly deport a person whos already a Permanent residence there,, we have a kid but we are not married already,, i am pregnant before he leave here.but after 3yrs of living there he find someone else. If i can deport him.how?

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[@shallyrandhawa5604]

If a person is mentally upset or depressed considered psychologically disturbed by the Canadian doctors can he be deported, he's not there on legal status his status expired months ago, he was depressed and didn't renewed his status now he's detained by the CBSA what's the solution

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