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Appeal
Struggling with visa ineligibility?
At GTC Immigration Services Inc., we can help you move forward.
WHAT DOES IT ENTAIL
Visas and entry permits to Canada are granted on a case-by-case basis. The possibility of what criteria are examined for your admission into the nation is frequently determined by whether you desire to study or work in Canada or just declare that you want to reside in Canada on your application form.
Don’t give up if you’ve been denied entrance to Canada. Certain processes and permits can still be issued to help you gain your entry into the country.
An application denial might be infuriating. At GTC Immigrations, we assist our clients in reapplying and addressing the particular problems that led to their earlier denial.
We work directly with you to guarantee that you obtain the specialized services required for entry into Canada.
PROCEDURES & PRACTICE NOTICES
While each division of the IRB is responsible for making decisions on various immigration or refugee concerns, they all follow a similar, though less formal, administrative tribunal procedure to that of a court. The procedure is adaptable and can take numerous forms as long as the IRB makes well-informed, timely, and equitable judgments. The process of the IRB tribunal is founded on Canadian law, international responsibilities, and humanitarian traditions.
FILING AN APPEAL
You must file a notice of appeal with the RAD within 15 days* of receiving the written reasons for the RPD judgement in order to start an appeal. Three copies of your notice of appeal must be sent to the RAD Registry in the regional office that issued your RPD decision.
Your notice of appeal can be delivered, mailed, or faxed to the IRB regional office that sent the initial refugee decision.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I DO MISS A DEADLINE?
If you miss the deadline for filing the notice of appeal or the appellant’s record but still wish to pursue the appeal, you must file a request for a time extension.
Rule 6 (Application for extension of time to file or perfect) and rule 37 (How to make an application) of the RAD Rules must be followed when making an application for an extension of time. With your application, you must provide three copies of your notice of appeal and two copies of your appellant’s record. You must also provide a declaration of facts or solemn statement explaining why the deadlines were missed.