Joel Sandaluk of Mamann Sandaluk discusses Pre-Removal Risk Assessments (PRRAs), explaining their purpose, limitations, and the important protection they can provide to individuals in Canada who continue to fear persecution, torture, or other serious risks if returned to their country of nationality.
When carefully prepared by a lawyer, PRRAs are an important process that may prevent deportation
The discussion examines how a PRRA differs from a refugee claim and outlines practical strategies for preparing a strong application. Joel explains the importance of presenting relevant new evidence that was not previously available to, or considered by, the Refugee Protection Division, as well as how to effectively demonstrate ongoing risk in light of changing personal circumstances or country conditions.
This informative guide is valuable for both individuals facing removal from Canada and immigration practitioners seeking a practical overview of the PRRA process, evidentiary requirements, and best practices for preparing persuasive applications.