This letter is a show of community support for Hoang Chuong Tran. We have been

informed that there is a possibility of Mr. Tran and his family not being allowed to

stay in Canada permanently and that there is a possibility of him being removed

from Canada. We want to show Immigration Canada that removing Mr. Tran from

Canada and separating him from the life he has built here would be very difficult

for him, his family members, his friends, and his community.

We request Immigration Canada not to put him in a distressing situation and we,

further, want to persuade Immigration Canada to consider granting Mr. Tran and

his family permanent residence based on humanitarian and compassionate

grounds.

Mr. Tran is a citizen of Vietnam. He arrived here to find a better life for him and his

family, and to be in a better position to shape the future of his family. For few, his

visits may seem like a short span of time but for Mr. Tran, after his time spent here,

Canada has become his true and only home. To be denied permanent residency and

asked to leave our country would bring great hardship and heartache to him and his

family, especially during this time. Life would be tough for him and his family if he

were forced to leave Canada now. Removing him from Canada would cause a

distressing situation for him. We do not want to lose such a compassionate and

family-driven individual; his full potential is yet to be uncovered.

He has become an integral part of our community, actively contributing to its

growth and diversity. His dedication to building connections with people from

various backgrounds has enriched our community, fostering an environment of

equality and respect. He has invested his time, effort, and resources into Canada,

and his commitment goes beyond personal gain.

Mr. Tran’s presence in Canada is crucial for the well-being of his family, especially

his children. He is a family-driven individual who cares deeply and loves his family

unconditionally. The pleas for the humanitarian and compassionate grounds

application rest greatly in the best interests of him and his family. Without a shred

of doubt, we find Mr. Tran to be a respectful individual and know that he already

treats Canada as his home.

If removed from Canada, due to the underemployment and unemployment situation

in Vietnam, due to his age and lack of recent experience, it would cause Mr. Tran

painstaking efforts to re-establish himself in the country, if that were even possible.

We know that he would experience considerable dislocation, and it would be very

difficult, if not impossible, for him to find gainful employment if he were forced to

return to Vietnam. If he is not granted permanent residence, he and his family

would experience considerable hardships.

Mr. Tran has undergone an ordeal which, on normal accounts, will cause a person to

break down. He, however, stands apart from the crowd. Despite the ordeal he has

undergone, he has not given up the zeal and drive to be able to provide for his

family. We empathize and sympathize with his situation and request that emphasis

be paid to his age, profession, experience, and his family. We support his aspirations

and request that he is allowed to stay where he belongs. Please let this family

continue working towards building their future in Canada, a place that they already

treat as home.

In their time spent here, the Tran family has fallen in love with our country and has

become accustomed to our way of life here. They have become essential members of

the community and have been actively looking to contribute their time and effort

towards community development. They know the importance of communal

involvement. These bright individuals’ prospects and potential would be limited if

they could not remain in Canada permanently.

Canada has provided Mr. Tran, his wife and his children with a haven that he could

never have imagined back in Vietnam. Their absence would be significantly felt

throughout the community. We would be worse off, as a societal group, if they were

forced to leave us. They treat us as his family and community. Please do not let us

be separated from one another.

The Tran family is a prime example of what Canada stands for, a rich cultural

diversity. Removing them from Canada would be an unspeakable hardship for

them, their friends, their family, and their community. They are valuable and

contributing members of society and the community. We know that they will

continue to give so much more when they are permitted to stay in Canada

permanently. We do not want to lose exceptional individuals with the caliber and

potential like them.

Granting Mr. Tran and his family permanent residence would provide them with a

sense of stability and security, enabling them to continue making a positive impact

and contributing to the welfare of our community and the country as a whole.

Allowing them to stay is not only in their best interest but also in the best interest

of our community, which has come to value and appreciate their presence.

As a community, we support this application for permanent residency based on

humanitarian and compassionate grounds. Please allow Mr. Tran and his family to

stay in Canada. Every person undersigned here joins in this request.

Thank you for your time and consideration