It is important to note that these requests are very complex as the process can be different on a case-by-case basis. Furthermore, there are a number of factors that may contribute to the rejection or approval of your application.
For example, the applicant will need to rely on his or her ties of attachment, family or friendly relationships, or any other factor requiring his or her presence in Canada.
To demonstrate the need for your presence in Canada, you may need to highlight your friends or family relations, including the best interests of the child that will be affected.
In order to justify validating your application, the competent authorities will carefully review the reasons and determine whether the humanitarian and compassionate considerations are real and established.
