Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) Questionnaire

    Please answer all questions honestly and carefully. This information helps us understand your eligibility for a TRP. All answers are confidential.









    (A passport is an official travel document issued by your country.)


    (Example: Visit family, work, study, attend an event, or other. Please explain your reason.)



    (Please include visa type, dates, and main reason for your stay. If you answered 'No' above, write 'N/A'.)


    (For example, if your visitor visa was valid for 6 months, did you stay more than 6 months?)


    (For example, worked without a work permit or studied without a study permit.)


    (For example, received a deportation order, exclusion order, or departure order. This is sometimes called a 'removal order'.)


    (If you answered 'No' above, write 'N/A'.)


    (Examples include impaired driving, theft, assault, drug offences, or any offence that resulted in a criminal record.)


    (Type of offence, country, and year. If you answered 'No' above, write 'N/A'.)


    (For example, using fake documents, lying on a form, or hiding important information. This is called 'misrepresentation.')



    (Include the type of application and reason for refusal, if you know. If you answered 'No' above, write 'N/A'.)


    (Such as a disease that could be contagious or a condition that could need expensive medical treatment in Canada.)



    (Close family means spouse, children, parents, siblings, or grandparents.)




    (For example, can you pay for your living expenses, accommodation, and health care yourself?)



    (For example, urgent family need, work, study, health, or other reasons. Please explain in your own words.)


    (Examples include risk to health or safety, family separation, or other serious difficulties.)




    (Was your claim approved, refused, withdrawn, or abandoned? If you answered 'No' above, write 'N/A'.)




    (For example, has your case received media attention or is it legally complicated?)



    Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) Factors

    Please answer as many of these questions as you feel comfortable. These factors can help us better understand your situation and your eligibility for a TRP. (Optional, but recommended.)


    (For example: You have lived, worked, or studied in Canada for a long time; you have social, economic, or community ties here.)



    (This is called 'Best Interests of the Child' or BIOC. It is important for Canadian immigration decisions.)



    (Examples: Lack of medical care, discrimination, violence, lack of support, loss of job, etc.)





    This questionnaire is for information purposes only and does not guarantee eligibility for a TRP. We will review your answers and may contact you for more information. For personalized advice, please consult a licensed immigration professional.

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