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CBSA Call-In Notice

CBSA Call-In Notice

Receiving a CBSA Call-In Notice is a serious matter that requires immediate attention. The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) issues these notices for various reasons, including past misrepresentation, immigration fraud, overstaying a visa, failed refugee claims, criminality, non-compliance with work or study permit conditions, and other immigration violations.

If you or a loved one has received a CBSA Call-In Notice, it is crucial to attend the meeting. Failure to comply can lead to severe consequences, including a Canada-wide immigration warrant for arrest and the initiation of automatic deportation proceedings. In such situations, having experienced legal representation is essential to understanding your rights, responding appropriately, and ensuring the best possible outcome for your case.

What happens at a CBSA Call-In meeting?

When CBSA initiates enforcement proceedings, individuals are required to attend interviews and meetings with CBSA officers to discuss their current legal status in Canada. These meetings often involve:

  • A review of your immigration status and history.
  • Questions regarding your admissibility to Canada.
  • Discussions on removal orders and potential deportation.
  • Verifications related to any pending immigration applications.
  • The opportunity to request a deferral of removal in case of compelling humanitarian reasons such as medical issues, family ties, or inability to travel.

CBSA officers have the authority to enforce removal orders, and any incorrect or unclear responses during the meeting may negatively impact your case.

Why is legal representation important?

At Kahlon Law Office, we understand the stress and uncertainty that comes with a CBSA Call-In Notice. Our team provides professional legal support to help you:

  • Understand the reasons for the notice and the CBSA’s legal position regarding your case.
  • Prepare for the meeting by reviewing your immigration history and gathering necessary documentation.
  • Avoid miscommunication or confusion that could result in adverse consequences.
  • Submit a deferral request if you have valid reasons to delay removal from Canada.
  • File a Motion for Stay at the Federal Court of Canada if your deferral request is denied.
  • Explore legal options for re-entry if you have been issued a removal order, including Authorization to Return to Canada.

What are the risks of ignoring a CBSA call-in notice?

Many individuals make the critical mistake of ignoring or missing their CBSA appointment, thinking it will buy them time. However, failure to attend can result in:

  • A Canada-wide immigration warrant for arrest;
  • Automatic deportation proceedings, often without further notice;
  • Severe immigration consequences, including long-term inadmissibility to Canada; or
  • Loss of any chance to request deferral or explore alternative legal solutions.

By seeking legal representation before your CBSA meeting, you can significantly improve your chances of staying in Canada or pursuing other legal remedies. If you or someone you know has received a CBSA Call-In Notice, do not wait until it is too late. Time is critical, and having the right legal guidance can make all the difference.

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