Appeal/Refusal

Appeal Your Immigration Refusal

Appeal Your Case with Confidence

Our legal experts offer assistance and representation for individuals whose immigration applications have been refused, helping them appeal the decision.

What are Appeals and Refusals?

If your application for immigration to Canada is refused, you may have the right to appeal the decision. Understanding the grounds for appeal and the procedures involved can help you navigate the process effectively. Greensky Immigration Consultancy Services offers support and guidance throughout the appeals process to help you achieve a favorable outcome. Grounds for Appeal You can appeal a refusal if: 1. Family Sponsorship Applications: If your family sponsorship application is refused, you can appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB). 2. Removal Orders: You can appeal a removal order issued by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).

Grounds for Appeal

You can appeal a refusal if: 

1. Family Sponsorship Applications:

 If your family sponsorship application is refused, you can appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB).

2. Removal Orders:

What are Appeals and Refusals?

You can appeal a removal order issued by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).

3. Residency Obligation Decisions:

Permanent residents who are found not to meet residency obligations can appeal the decision. Ineligibility to Appeal.

You may not be eligible to appeal if:

– You have been found inadmissible to Canada on grounds of serious criminality, organized crime, security, human or international rights violations, or misrepresentation. 

– Your application was refused because of an error that is not appealable (e.g., lack of documentation). 

Appeal Process

1. Notice of Appeal:

File a notice of appeal within the specified time frame (usually 30 days from the date of the refusal letter). 

2. Hearing:

Attend a hearing where you can present new evidence and arguments to support your case. The hearing can be in person, by video conference, or via telephone.

3. Decision:

The Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) will review the case and issue a decision. The decision can either allow the appeal, dismiss the appeal, or refer the matter back to the original decision-maker for reconsideration.

Possible Outcomes

1. Allowed Appeal:

If the appeal is allowed, the original decision is overturned, and the application is approved.

2. Dismissed Appeal:

If the appeal is dismissed, the original decision stands. 

3. Referred for Reconsideration:

The case may be sent back to the original decision-maker for further review with new instructions. 

Alternative Options

Judicial Review:

If you cannot appeal to the IAD, you may seek a judicial review of the decision by the Federal Court of Canada. This process involves reviewing the decision for legal errors.

Reapplying:

Depending on the reason for refusal, you may correct the issues and submit a new application. 

Contact Us

For assistance with appeals and refusals, contact Greensky Immigration Consultancy Services. Our experienced team will help you understand your rights, prepare your case, and represent you throughout the appeals process. We are committed to helping you achieve a successful resolution to your immigration issues.

Frequently Asked Queations

You typically have 30 days from the date of the refusal letter to file a notice of appeal. It is important to act quickly to ensure your appeal is filed within this time frame.

Your notice of appeal should include your personal information, the details of the refused application, and the reasons why you believe the decision was incorrect. Providing as much relevant information as possible can strengthen your appeal.

You typically have 30 days from the date of the refusal letter to file a notice of appeal. It is important to act quickly to ensure your appeal is filed within this time frame.

If your appeal is dismissed, the original decision stands, and you may need to explore other options such as judicial review or reapplying with corrected information. Consulting with an immigration expert can help you determine the best course of action.

The length of the appeal process can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the caseload of the Immigration Appeal Division. It can take several months to over a year for a final decision to be made.

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