Canadian Residency Obligation Appeal

Summary

Section 28 of the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Protection Act requires permanent residents to meet specific residency obligations to maintain their status. Humanitarian and compassionate factors under Section 25(1) are generally more applicable to those seeking permanent residence rather than those contesting the loss of status. When appealing a decision under Section 28, the focus is on residency requirements, while Section 25(1) may involve broader considerations. Consulting an immigration lawyer can help determine the best approach for your situation.

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It seems like you're dealing with a complex immigration issue regarding the loss of permanent resident status under Section *. Here's a brief overview:
- Section * involves residency obligations for permanent residents.
- Section *(*) allows for humanitarian and compassionate considerations, mainly for those seeking permanent residence.
Appealing under Section * focuses on meeting residency requirements, while Section *(*) might involve broader factors. Consulting an immigration lawyer can help determine the best course of action for your case. If you need assistance finding a local lawyer, feel free to let me know!