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Filing an Appeal?
Canadian Citizens, PR and some Foreign Nationals can file an appeal against the decision of IRCC or IRB.
When an Appeal Can be Filed
Canadian Citizens, PR and Foreign Nationals can file either an Appeal to IRB or Judicial Review to Federal Court of Canada, depending upon the category of Application.
Sponsorship Application
Canadian Citizens and PR can appeal negative IRCC decision in their sponsorship application of a family member. They have a right to appeal the decision in Immigration Appeal Division of IRB.
Residency Obligation
Canadian Permanent Residents who fail to meet residency obligation face revocation of their PR. They have a right to appeal the decision in Immigration Appeal Division of IRB.
Removal Order
Canadian PR and Foregn Nationals with a PR visa, can be issued removal order due to immigration inadmissibility. They have a right to appeal the decision in Immigration Appeal Division of IRB.
Inadmissibility
Canadian PR whose PR is revoked due to some inadmissibility, can appeal the decision in Immigration Appeal Division of IRB.
Refused Refugee Claimants
Refugee Claimants in Canada whose claim has been denied can appeal the decision in Refugee Appeal Division of IRB.
Stay of Removal
Canadian PR who have been issued removal from Canada due to some Inadmissibility, can file Stay of Removal in IAD of IRB.
Cessation of Refugee Protection
Protected Persons in Canada who have reaviled protection of their home country face cessation of the Protected Person or PR status. They have right to appeal the decision in IAD of IRB.
PR Revocation
Permanent Residents of Canada can face revocation of their PR due to some inadmissibility. They have right to Appeal the decision in IAD of IRB.
Judicial Review
Canadian PR and Foreign Nationals can submit Judicial Review application against refusal of their application by IRCC, IRB and CBSA decisions.
Immigration Appeals at IAD & RPD
Immigration & Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) is the Canada's largets Tribunal dealing with Immigration and Refugee Appeals, Refugee Claims and Immigration Inadmissibilities.
Only Level 3 Immigration Cnsultants with RCIC-IRB title can represent clietnts before IRB.
Mr. Salik is a RCIC-IRB and has been represnting clients before various boards of IRB since 2013.
Immigration & Refugee Board Appeals
We help you prepare and present your case before the Immigration & Refugee Board. Time is short — act fast.
Refugee Claim
We guide you through the entire claim process, from documents to hearings, with full legal support.
Refugee Appeal
You have the right to appeal. We’ll help you build a strong case and represent you before the Refugee Appeal Division.
Sponsorship Appeal
We fight to reunite you with your loved ones. Let us handle your appeal with care and strategy.
Residency Appeal
We’ll help you prove your ties to Canada and fight for your status.
Inadmissibility Appeal
Whether it’s criminal, medical, or misrepresentation, we know how to challenge it.
Stay of Removal
You may be able to stop it. We act fast to apply for a legal stay of removal.
Cessation of Refugee Protection
We defend your right to stay. Let us represent you at your cessation hearing.
TRV Refusals (Visitor, Work, or Student Visa)
TRV denied? Don’t give up.
We review your case, fix the issues, and reapply the right way.
PR Application Refused
Permanent residence refused?
We assess the refusal and appeal or reapply with stronger documentation.
H&C Application (Humanitarian & Compassionate Grounds)
Need to stay in Canada for personal hardship?
We prepare strong H&C applications based on real-life challenges.
Sponsorship Application
Want to sponsor a spouse, child, or parent?
We prepare your sponsorship for success from start to finish.
PRRA (Pre-Removal Risk Assessment)
Afraid to return to your home country?
We help you apply for PRRA and argue your case for safety and protection.
Judicial Review
Challenging an immigration decision?
We file judicial reviews to the Federal Court to hold decision-makers accountable.
Residency Obligation Appeal
aven’t met the 730-day rule?
If you’ve been outside Canada too long, we can help you explain and appeal.
Admissibility Issues
Problems entering or staying in Canada?
We solve complex admissibility issues — fast, focused, and legally sound.
Judicial Reviews at Federal Court of Canada
Certain Immigration decisions can not be filed IAD or RAD. A Judicial Review of such Refusal decisions can be filed with Federal Court of Canada on the basis of their Reasonableness or Correctness.
Frequently Asked Questions
An immigration appeal is a legal process to challenge decisions made by IRCC or CBSA, such as refusals for sponsorship, residency, or removal orders. It is typically reviewed by the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD).
Canadian citizens or permanent residents who receive a refusal on a sponsorship application, or individuals issued removal orders, may be eligible to appeal the decision.
Most immigration appeals must be filed within 30 days of receiving the decision. Acting quickly is crucial to preserve your rights.
After filing, you may be scheduled for a hearing. The process may include mediation, submission of evidence, and a formal decision by the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD).
In many cases, yes. Filing an appeal may delay removal or deportation until a decision is made. You may also apply for a Stay of Removal.
Success depends on your case strength, documentation, and legal representation. Having an experienced immigration consultant improves your chances significantly.
An appeal challenges the merits of a decision, while a judicial review questions how the decision was made. Each follows a different legal path.
Yes, in most cases. If you have permanent resident status or are a protected person, you may appeal removal orders to the IAD.
Only Canadian Lawyers and RCIC-IRB can assist and represent appellants at IAD and RAD for a fee.
Only Canadian Lawyers can assist the applicants with Judicial Review Applicants.
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