Refugee Protection Division Rules (SOR/2002-228)

Regulations are current to 2012-05-14

SCHEDULE 1

(Rule 1)

CLAIMANT’S PERSONAL INFORMATION

ItemInformation
1.Any objections the claimant has to the disclosure of personal information in the Personal Information Form to another claimant.
2.Claimant’s name at birth and any other name used by the claimant or by which the claimant is known.
3.Claimant’s gender.
4.Claimant’s date and place of birth.
5.Claimant’s country or countries of citizenship at birth.
6.Claimant’s present country or countries of citizenship. If different from citizenship at birth, date of obtaining present citizenship.
7.If stateless, the countries in which the claimant has resided since birth and the claimant’s status in each country.
8.Claimant’s nationality, ethnic group or tribe.
9.Claimant’s religion and denomination.
10.The language the claimant first learned and still speaks, and any other languages or dialects spoken and understood by the claimant.
11.Whether the claimant is single, married, separated, divorced, widowed or is a common-law partner; the date of marriage, separation, divorce, common-law partnership or of becoming a widow or widower; and the name of any spouse, common-law partner or former spouse.
12.The date of birth, citizenship and address of the claimant’s spouse or common-law partner, and the names, dates of birth, citizenship and place and country of residence of the claimant’s children, parents, brothers, sisters and, if the claimant is under 18 years of age, guardian.
13.If a relative of the claimant has requested refugee protection or asylum in Canada or any other country, at a Canadian office abroad or from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the details of the request including the name and date of birth of the relative and the date, location and result of the request.
14.The details of the claimant’s formal education or professional training, including the number of years of education or training, the name and location of the schools or educational institutions attended, the dates of attendance, and the level, degree, diploma or certificate obtained.
15.The details of the claimant’s work history, including the dates of employment, the name of the employer, the place and type of employment and the claimant’s occupation and title.
16.Details of any service by the claimant in the armed forces of any country, including
(a) if military service is compulsory, at what age;
(b) the country served, the dates of service and the rank obtained;
(c) if the claimant received a call-up notice but did not serve, the date of the notice and the reasons why the claimant did not serve;
(d) if the claimant did not complete their service, the reasons why;
(e) whether the claimant volunteered for military service;
(f) if the claimant participated in any combat, where and when; and
(g) if the claimant received any paramilitary or security training that was not part of regular military service, the dates and type of training received, and who provided the training.
17.Claimant’s addresses within the last 20 years and their status in the country of address.
18.The details of the claimant’s travel to any countries during the past 10 years, including the dates and purpose of travel to those countries.
19.The route used to come to Canada, including the countries and places of departure and arrival, the dates of arrival and departure and the means of transportation used.
20.If the claimant has returned to a country or countries in which they fear persecution, torture or a risk to their life or a risk of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment since making their present claim for refugee protection in Canada, the place and country to which they returned, the dates the claimant returned and left, and the reason why the claimant returned.
21.The details of all passports or travel documents that have been issued to the claimant in the last twenty years.
22.The details of all passports or travel documents used by the claimant to travel to Canada, including passports or travel documents that are not genuine or were improperly obtained, and the current location of the documents. If any of those documents has been lost, destroyed or disposed of, the details of the loss, destruction or disposal.
23.If the claimant has not obtained a passport or travel document, the reason why the claimant did not do so.
24.If the claimant required an exit visa or special permission to leave their country, the details of any visa or permission obtained by the claimant or, if not obtained, the reason why the claimant did not do so.
25.The details of any application made by the claimant for a visa to enter Canada, including the type of visa requested and the date and result of the application.
26.If the claimant entered Canada from the United States of America, a list of the documents that the claimant presented on entry to that country and the current location of those documents. If any of those documents has been lost, destroyed or disposed of, the details of the loss, destruction or disposal.
27.If the claimant had a visa to enter the United States of America, the place and date of issue of the visa.
28.If the claimant renewed a passport or travel document since making the present claim for refugee protection in Canada, the details of the document renewed including the date of renewal.
29.Details — including current location — of the claimant’s other identity documents, including documents that the claimant believes they can obtain and the expected date of receipt.
30.Details of all claims for refugee protection made by the claimant in Canada or at a Canadian office abroad, including the date, location and result.
31.Details of all claims for refugee protection or asylum made by the claimant in any other country or to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, including the country, date and result of the claim and any document issued.
32.If the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has recognized the claimant as a refugee, the date and place of recognition, and the number and date of issue and current location of any document issued.
33.Details of any crime or offence that the claimant has committed, including the date, the place and the type of crime or offence. If the claimant has been charged, acquitted or convicted of a crime or offence, the details of the proceedings including dates, verdict and any sentence imposed.
34.If the claimant has been arrested or is wanted by the police or military or any other authorities in any country, including Canada, the reason why the claimant was arrested or is wanted and the relevant dates and places.
35.If the claimant has been refused an entry visa by any country or ordered to leave any country, the name of the country, date and reason.
36.The country or countries against which the claimant is making a claim for refugee protection.
37.Reasons why the claimant is making a claim for refugee protection and the facts that support the claim.
38.Whether the claimant has received medical or psychological treatment or evaluation, in Canada or elsewhere, for harm resulting from the events that caused the claimant to make a claim for refugee protection.
39.The claimant’s contact information, and the contact information of any counsel for the claimant.