Once an asylum seeker enters Canada, the individual does not have direct access to permanent residency. The process starts by a quick background check also known as the eligibility interview. If the government judges the claim not to be too extreme, the seeker will be deported. If his claim is admissible, his cause will be heard by the refugee board. In order to be approved, the seeker will have to show that his life is in danger if he returns to his country either because of his race, nationality, religion, political opinion, etc. If the claim is acceptable, then the process to obtain…