Immigration and Refugees Law
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Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) applications provide an alternative pathway to permanent residence. For individuals with dual nationality, however, success depends on addressing unique legal challenges.
Yes. Decision-makers will consider whether the applicant has a viable alternative in another country of citizenship.
If a safe alternative exists, the application becomes more difficult.
You must explain why neither country provides a reasonable solution.
Unlike refugee or PRRA cases, H&C is discretionary. The goal is to present a compelling humanitarian narrative supported by evidence.
Dual nationality does not prevent an H&C application—but it raises the threshold. A strong case must clearly explain why return to any country of citizenship is unreasonable.
Disclaimer: This article is general information only.
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