Canada provides a fair process for individuals to challenge immigration decisions through appeals and hearings. These services ensure applicants have the opportunity to present their case and seek reconsideration.
1. Residency Appeals 🏠
- Purpose: For permanent residents who have lost their status due to not meeting residency obligations.
- Process: Applicants can appeal the decision to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) to demonstrate compelling reasons for their absence.
2. Sponsorship Appeals 👨👩👧👦
- Purpose: For individuals whose family sponsorship applications have been refused.
- Process: The sponsor can appeal to the IAD to challenge the decision and present additional evidence.
3. Refugee Appeals 🛡️
- Purpose: For individuals whose refugee claims have been denied by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB).
- Process: Refugee claimants can appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) to request a review of the decision.
Key Features of Appeals and Hearings Services
- Fair Process: Ensures applicants have the opportunity to address concerns or errors in decisions.
- Legal Support: Expert guidance is often essential to navigate complex appeal procedures.
- Second Chance: Offers a critical opportunity for individuals to present new evidence or arguments.
