Refusals

• Appeal to the Federal Court of Canada
• Appeal to the Immigration Adjudication Division (IAD)
• Make a Request for Restoration to the Case Processing Centre (CPC)

You can appeal or reapply your case, depending on the nature of the case and the location of application processing.

In some cases, Government Channels are used to get a resolution for the Visa refusal.

Whatever the case or reason for refusal is, it is important to act quickly within a certain period after you are notified of the refusal.

Refusals – Request a Reconsideration

One can file a request to the immigration officer to reevaluate and reconsider the decision.
A route used for Visas refused, on the grounds of incomplete or unclear information.

Submitting A New Application

The reapplication can seek the detailed reasons for refusal through an Access To Information And Privacy request (ATIP request). The processing of these requests within 30 days is mandatory.

The new application must overcome the flaws of the earlier application by correcting and submitting all additional information. When re-applying make sure to clearly convey that the changes in the personal situation.

Although it is a complicated process, we evaluate the reasons for refusal and can help you determine whether an Appeal, Reconsideration or Re-applying will be a suitable option to revoke your refusal.