H&C Factors to Consider in Assessment of Hardship
Subsection A25(1) provides the flexibility to grant exemptions to overcome the requirement of obtaining a permanent residence visa from abroad, to overcome class eligibility requirements and/or inadmissibilities, on Humanitarian and Compassionate grounds.
If this is your situation, you may base your requests for H&C consideration on any number of factors including, but not limited to:
- establishment in Canada;
- ties to Canada;
- the best interests of any children affected by their application;
- factors in your country of origin this includes but is not limited to: Medical inadequacies, discrimination that does not amount to persecution and harassment
- health considerations;
- family violence considerations;
- consequences of the separation of relatives;
- inability to leave Canada has led to establishment; and/or
- any other relevant factor they wish to have considered
The assessment of hardship in an H&C application is a means by which CIC decision makers determine whether there are sufficient H&C grounds to justify granting the requested exemption.
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