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Petition Type: New
ID: 13942
Submitted: January 21, 2026 at 10:49:10 PM
First Name: Kaiwen
Last Name: Xiao
Pronoun: He
Student Number: 20357663
Email: 21kx14@queensu.ca
Degree Program: Math & Stats
Plan: MATH
Level of Study: 3
Petition Categories
Petition Categories: Request an extension of an exam deferral
Code: Econ 222
Term: Fall
Year: 2025
Petition Category: Request an extension of an exam deferral
Instructor's Name: Tanvir Ahmed Khan
Component: final exam
Code: Math 280
Term: Fall
Year: 2025
Petition Category: Request an extension of an exam deferral
Instructor's Name: Sunil Naik
Component: final exam
Code: Math 310
Term: Fall
Year: 2025
Petition Category: Request an extension of an exam deferral
Instructor's Name: Ernst Kani
Component: final exam
Code: Math 110
Term: Fall
Year: 2025
Petition Category: Request an extension of an exam deferral
Instructor's Name: Kamryn Spinelli
Component: final exam
Petition Letter
Petition Letter: Part One: Why I missed the exams
1.What Happened
On January 15 2026, I received a control notification from the Chinese authorities. They accused me of being involved in international telecommunications fraud and money laundering, imposing restrictions on my daily activities. They prohibited me from engaging in illegal activities, even though I had never participated in fraud or money laundering. Failure to comply with their demands would result in my extradition to China and potential imprisonment. I felt unjustly accused, which left me feeling deeply aggrieved. The notification from the Chinese authorities also induced extreme anxiety and fear in me for various reasons, leading to my development of depression.
The Chinese authorities forbade me from discussing the content of the notification with anyone and prevented me from disclosing my situation to others. I was required to report my location and daily activities to the police officers responsible for monitoring me. If I failed to do so, I would receive warnings and reprimands from the authorities.
It wasn't until today that the so-called
1.What Happened
On January 15 2026, I received a control notification from the Chinese authorities. They accused me of being involved in international telecommunications fraud and money laundering, imposing restrictions on my daily activities. They prohibited me from engaging in illegal activities, even though I had never participated in fraud or money laundering. Failure to comply with their demands would result in my extradition to China and potential imprisonment. I felt unjustly accused, which left me feeling deeply aggrieved. The notification from the Chinese authorities also induced extreme anxiety and fear in me for various reasons, leading to my development of depression.
The Chinese authorities forbade me from discussing the content of the notification with anyone and prevented me from disclosing my situation to others. I was required to report my location and daily activities to the police officers responsible for monitoring me. If I failed to do so, I would receive warnings and reprimands from the authorities.
It wasn't until today that the so-called
Documentation
Professional Letter: medical document-0.pdf
Document: police letter.pdf