Likely
Signals that often support an H&C assessment.
- Strong establishment in Canada over time
- Significant family ties in Canada
- Best interests of a child significantly impacted
When life does not fit a standard program, the law may allow exceptions. See if H&C is worth exploring for your situation.
Explore if H&C is applicable for your situation by checking what officers consider in H&C: establishment in Canada, family relationships, best interests of a child, consequences of refusal, and other relevant factors.
Use this quick guide to set expectations.
Signals that often support an H&C assessment.
May apply depending on facts and documentation.
Usually not suitable for H&C on its own.
We align your story with what officers consider: establishment, family relationships, best interests of a child, and hardship if refused.
We map proofs, letters and exhibits to show real impacts, keeping the file consistent and easy to follow.
We prepare, file and track your case. We respond to requests and explain next steps as they arise.
We guide you end to end so your submission is complete and consistent.
We assess facts, risks and timelines to confirm that H&C is worth pursuing.
We plan what to collect and how to present it to support each factor.
We draft letters, organize exhibits and complete forms with consistency checks.
We file a coherent package that makes it easy to follow your circumstances.
We track status and respond to IRCC requests as needed.
We explain expectations, including approval in principle and what it may mean for you.
No. Applying for H&C does not stop enforcement. Seek legal advice promptly if you have a removal order.
No. H&C focuses on compassionate grounds and establishment, not on persecution risk like a refugee claim.
Decisions are usually made on paper. Strong, consistent documentation is essential.
Timelines can be long. We explain expectations and next steps in consultation.