Immigration Appeals provide an opportunity to challenge certain Canadian immigration decisions, including refusals of family sponsorship, permanent residence, or citizenship applications, before the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD).
Immigration Appeals allow applicants to challenge specific immigration decisions before the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board. Unlike Judicial Review, appeals consider new evidence and facts, giving applicants the opportunity to correct errors, provide additional documentation, or clarify procedural concerns.
Family Class Sponsorship Appeals apply when sponsorship applications are refused. This includes spouses, partners, parents, or children.
The appeal can address misinterpretation of relationships, inadmissibility issues, or procedural errors.
Provides an opportunity to submit additional evidence or clarify details that were missed in the original decision.
Citizenship Appeals are for individuals whose citizenship applications have been refused or revoked.
Grounds for appeal include administrative errors, misapplication of law, or misunderstandings about eligibility.
Appeals allow applicants to provide further documentation and explanations to support their eligibility.
Removal Order Appeals challenge orders to leave Canada issued to permanent residents, foreign nationals, a Convention refugee or a protected person.
Can be based on procedural errors, humanitarian and compassionate considerations, or new evidence.
The appeal process allows applicants to present mitigating circumstances that may prevent removal.
Appeals must be filed within strict deadlines, and even small errors can affect your chances. Our team can review your case, identify strengths, and guide you through every step of the appeal process.
