What if the renewal of Maple Leaf Card is refused?

In fact, immigrants have many questions about maple leaf cards, and netizens suggest that it is the right way to ask a lawyer for help.

"tinajia" said that a few days ago, he went to the immigration office in Vancouver to get a second maple leaf card for his parents. After asking a lot of questions, an immigration officer decided not to issue a new card to his parents. He had to arrange a time to see the immigration officer again. "tinajia" said that her father went to work in China on the basis of an employment contract issued by a Canadian company, which was allowed by the immigration law, but he still refused to issue a new maple leaf card, which was puzzling.

However, the netizen "Jobads" believes that if a "Canadian company" issues an "employment contract", it can escape the obligation to sit in an immigration prison, which will make the immigration law ineffective.

Netizen "dayday" said that in addition to the employment contract, if tinajia's father can provide documents that can prove the authenticity of the work and Canadian property information, I believe that the immigration officer will release it under the principle of evaluating the "contribution" and "willingness" of the immigration status extension.

Netizen "Hugge" suggested that "vvggg" did work for them before applying for a re-entry visa. Actually, vvggg can consult a lawyer or an immigration company.

In this regard, the netizen "eki"' s preferred suggestion is "wait". If you really can't wait, and the renewal process of Maple Leaf Card is not smooth, you won't apply for a replacement card, and you can't get a new card on time. If you don't have a maple leaf card to enter the country by plane, you must first apply for a travel document; If you don't apply for travel documents, you can only take private transportation from the land border and use immigration documents, but you still have to face the problem of residence time.

Teacher of netizen "indiglo" 1997 immigrant. At that time, he returned to his original place of residence to continue teaching and still holds an immigration certificate. However, his wife and children are already Canadian citizens, but at present the whole family does not live in Canada. The teacher originally intended to give up naturalization, but the Canadian office in Taipei told him that he could apply for a maple leaf card because he was accompanying Canadian citizens to live overseas. Immigration sent a notice to his friend's home in Canada.

Netizen "magic" said that he also missed the first time to collect it, and later asked his Canadian lawyer friend to help him. He got it for the second time. It should be useful to call or fax the immigration office.