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Pre-Removal Risk
Assessment (PRRA)

If you’re facing removal from Canada, a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) could be your opportunity to stay safe and protect your future.

About PRRA

Protecting Your Rights Before Removal

If you’re facing removal from Canada, you may be eligible for a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA). This process gives eligible individuals one final opportunity to demonstrate that returning to their home country would expose them to serious risks. A successful PRRA application may prevent removal and may lead to protected person status in Canada.

At Sunder Law, we assist individuals during this important stage of the immigration process by preparing thorough, accurate, and well-supported PRRA applications. Our team works closely with clients to present strong evidence and submissions to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), helping ensure their case is clearly and effectively presented.

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HOW WE SUPPORT YOUR PRRA

Our PRRA Support Services

Comprehensive Risk Evaluation

We assess your unique situation to identify potential risks you may face if returned to your home country.

Efficient Communication With CBSA & IRCC

We manage the PRRA process from start to finish, ensuring all documents are submitted on time and correctly.

Strong Evidence Preparation

We help collect and organize medical records, affidavits, reports, and other supporting documents.

Tailored Legal Representation

Our legal submissions are built around your circumstances to give your application the strongest foundation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA)?

A PRRA is an immigration process that assesses whether you would face persecution, torture, or other serious risks if returned to your home country. A successful application may stop your removal and lead to protected person status.

2. Who is eligible for a PRRA?

Eligibility depends on your immigration status and whether you’ve received a removal order. Our team can review your case to determine if you qualify.

3. Can I submit new evidence with my PRRA application?

Yes. You can provide new and relevant evidence, such as updated country conditions, medical records, or personal documents that support your claim.

4. Does filing a PRRA automatically stop my removal?

Not always. Whether your removal is stayed depends on your specific circumstances. Fourway Immigration can help you understand your legal options.

5. How long does a PRRA application take?

Processing times vary depending on the case and IRCC’s workload. If your removal is scheduled soon, it’s important to act quickly.

6. Can medical or humanitarian factors be included in a PRRA?

Yes. Depending on your circumstances, medical conditions and humanitarian considerations may strengthen your application alongside evidence of risk.

7. What happens if my PRRA application is refused?

If your PRRA is denied, you may still have legal options, including seeking a Judicial Review. Fourway Immigration can assess your case and advise you on the next steps.