1. What happens when someone does not comply with a departure order?
2. You are inadmissible
3. What is the removal order if someone is found inadmissible due to criminality?
4. Does a younger offender have an implica:on on his/her PR applica:on?
5. Under which way that a crime commiGed when a person was a juvenile could make him/her inadmissible?
6. If a CBSA officer believes that a person is inadmissible and should not be authorized to enter Canada, what will the officer do?
7. What course of ac:on would the minister's delegate take if he believes that an A44(1) report is well founded?
8. What are deten:on review :melines under A57, A57.1, A58?
9. Jack Smith became a Canadian permanent resident 4 years ago. Last month, he was convicted in Canada of an offence under an Act of Parliament and a term of imprisonment of six months was imposed. The offence is punishable by a maximum term of imprisonment of seven years. Is John Johnson inadmissible to Canada?
10. A person has an enforceable departure order issued against them, which requires them to leave Canada within 30 days. A person decides to go 'underground' and doesn't comply with the departure order. What will happen to the person if she does not comply with the departure order?
11. When are deten:on reviews ini:ated for a DFN being detained?
12. Which removal order would permanently bar a person from future admission to Canada?
13. Is it true that the ID must review the reasons for deten:on within 72 hours?
14. If a person is inadmissible on the grounds of organized criminality, would they benefit from a stay of removal order if there is an armed conflict or a natural disaster in the country where they are to be removed to?
15. Joseph calls you and wants to know if his cousin could apply for immigra:on although she was deported a few years ago based on security reasons because she was once member of a violent gang in Namibia. He men:ons that he has heard of something called Authoriza:on to return to Canada and wants to know who can apply for it.Will she need to apply for ARC? Why?
16. Luis is a Mexican millionaire who contacts you because he is scared that the mafia in his hometown wants to kidnap him when he returns to his country. He explains that he is in Canada and made a refugee claim as soon as he found out that he was going to be kidnaped upon his return to Mexico. Unfortunately, his refugee claim and refugee appeal were both denied by IRB. As such, he was issued a removal order but just as he was geeng ready to go back to Mexico, he got into a fight at a bar and was arrested. He was sentenced to 2 years in prison and would like to know if his removal order is s:ll upheld.
    • Will the authori:es in Canada release him so they could deport him on the day his deporta:on order expires?
    • Will the authori:es in Canada report him immediately rather than send him to jail?
    • Could he s:ll be able to appeal to RAD?
    • Will his removal order be stayed?
17. Toby is a permanent resident of Canada. He arrived at the CouGs border crossing from the United States ager being in the United States for over three years. While in the United States, Toby was convicted of possession of illegal drugs for the purpose of trafficking. He was sentenced and spent one year in a US jail. Toby is about to be examined by a CBSA officer at the border. What is the likely outcome of Toby's examina:on interview at the border
18. What is a TRP? How ling is it issued for and what privileges does it carry?
19. What would the delegated authority determine before issuing a TRP?
20. In what circumstances, the gran:ng of TRP may be appropriate?
21. What happens to someone's removal order if he is sentenced to one year in prison?
22. What is the likely outcome of an examina:on interview at the border if someone was convicted of possession of illegal drugs and was spent a year in a jail?
23. A permanent resident of Canada who was convicted an offence under an Act of Parliament and a term of imprisonment of 10 months was imposed. Would this person become inadmissible to Canada?
24. What happens if someone does not comply with departure order?
25. What is the most likely outcome for a permanent resident applica:on, which the principal applicant was diagnosed with cancer and requires medical treatment and medica:ons?
26. How would misrepresenta:on affect someone's future applica:on?
27. How to be released from deten:on review?
28. What will a CBSA officer do if he/she believes a person is inadmissible and should not be allowed to enter Canada?
29. What is residence obliga:on?
30. How does IRPA establish residency requirements and obliga:ons?
31. How do CBSA officers iden:fy FNs at POE who might be a threat to Canada?
32. If a FN fails to aGend an examina:on requested by a CBSA officer, will he be inadmissible to Canada?
33. What factors are evaluated as part of the medical examina:on by a penal physician?
34. Define Permanent Resident of Canada?
35. How does a person lose hie PR status?
36. Will a person be allowed to enter Canada if he has been charged with a criminal offence that is equivalent to an indictable office if commiGed in Canada?
37. In what situa:ons will a person be inadmissible on the grounds of having an inadmissible family member?
38. What are the four different processes for determining inadmissibility in Canada?
39. What factors will ID consider when making a decision on whether to detain or release a FN?
40. Difference between criminality and serious criminality.