Individuals who receive a departure order must leave Canada within 30 days and verify their departure with an immigration officer. If the individual complies with these conditions, then he or she most likely does not require an ARC.
An exclusion order means you can’t return to Canada for 1 year after the order has been enforced. If you were issued the exclusion order because of misrepresentation, you can’t return to Canada for 5 years after the order has been enforced.
If you have been the subject of a Deportation Order you will need to apply for an ARC. Note: A Direction to Leave Canada (form number IMM 1217B) is not a removal order. If you have been the subject of a Direction to Leave Canada, you do not need to apply for an ARC. You may return to Canada subject to normal examination at the port of entry.
If you are applying for a visa or permit to come to Canada you must include all of the required documents with your application, including:
If your departure order became a deportation order because you did not leave Canada within 30 days of the date the departure order was issued, you must explain the reasons you did not leave Canada in the allotted amount of time.
Important information When an officer assesses your application, they will consider, among other things:
Your request for an Authorization to Return to Canada or ARC, must include the following supporting documentation:
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