Learn about your eligibility for
Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA)
Duplessis Immigration Law
Your Urgent Path to Protection
If you’re facing removal from Canada and fear serious harm if you return to your home country, the PRRA is your last chance to have those risks assessed before deportation.
Not everyone is eligible right away — you need to receive official notice from the CBSA to apply. If you’ve recently had a refugee claim refused or a previous PRRA denied, there might be waiting periods. But if there’s new evidence or your home country’s situation has worsened, you may still qualify. What matters most is showing clear, up-to-date proof that you would face real danger, like persecution, torture, or life-threatening conditions. General or outdated information isn’t enough — we need solid, personal evidence.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Common mistakes include missing deadlines, assuming eligibility without checking, or relying on outdated or general evidence. Many applicants try to handle this complex process alone, but PRRA is high-stakes — don’t take unnecessary risks.
Facing removal from Canada?
Duplessis Immigration Law Can Help.
At Duplessis Immigration Law, we take PRRA cases very seriously. We’ll review your eligibility, make sure no deadlines are missed, and help you build the strongest possible application. We work fast, because time is critical at this stage.
If you’ve been told you can apply for PRRA, reach out to us right away. We’ll act fast to protect your rights and give you the best chance to stay safe in Canada.
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