I am 16 years old, i came to canada 3 years ago from colombia with my mom, my twin sister and my older brother. We had

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Good evening – sorry to hear about the situation. As long as your mother agrees, you could go back to your home country. Their asylum application would be judged on its own merits.

They review each application independently and determine whether the reasons stated are plausible and, if possible, corroborated by some evidence.

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Their application would likely continue as is.

In terms of?

You just leave the country. You could withdraw your asylum application if you applied individually.

You can just leave assuming you have your mother's permission to baord the flight.

You'll need your identity documents if you want to board a flight.

You'll need to request them back if you want to travel.

You could request your documents back. If they want to know why, you can let them know that only you are withdrawing your asylum claim.

If you are concerned, wait until you receive a firm decision from the government, then leave.

If it was accepted, then you can leave.

It shouldn't. You can leave the country if you don't want to stay.

Write to the agency that currently has them and request them back.

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