What is the process for immigration appeals in Canada?

The process for immigration appeals in Canada involves filing an appeal with the Immigration Appeal Division, preparing legal arguments, and attending a hearing to contest the original decision.

How can Khan Law help with immigration appeals?

Khan Law provides expert legal representation and guidance throughout the immigration appeal process, including preparing documentation, arguing the case, and navigating legal complexities.

Immigration appeals in Canada

Was your immigration application denied? There is almost always something that can be done to challenge an immigration officer’s decision or to apply for relief through the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD), the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD), or when appropriate, the Federal Court of Canada.

Residency appeals

If it is determined that you did not meet your residency obligations, your permanent resident status can be revoked. You can appeal this decision within 60 days of receiving the decision letter.

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Sponsorship appeals

Has your request to sponsor a family member to immigrate to Canada been refused? You may be able to appeal this decision to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) within 30 days.

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Removal order appeals

Did you receive a removal order in Canada? This is a serious matter. Don’t delay and contact an immigration lawyer now to understand your situation and legal options.

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Refugee appeals

Was your refugee claim refused in Canada? You may be able to appeal this decision to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) or pursue a judicial review before the federal court.

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